820-3208 missing pp5v_s5

MegaObi

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Hey all - very small corrosion around u6990 and j5100.

Replaced u6990

i get no green light but pp3v42_g3h is present @ 3.43v
ppbus_g3h 8.24v
ppvrtc 3.34v
smc_bc_acok 3.3v
smc_reset_l 3.3v
pp5v_SUS 0v
pp5v_S5 0v

and also no s5_pwrgd
 
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2informaticos

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"ppbus_g3h 8.24v"
Bad communication between SMC and ISL6259.

Post voltage and resistance to ground on SCL/SDA lines of battery bus.
Do you get SMC_PM_G2_EN?
If not, try to reflow the SMC; better to reball it.
 

2informaticos

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Less than 1% difference allowed there.
You have a bad contact on SCL, or something affects SDA line.

The issue can be SMC, U7000, or battery connector (corrosion).
Remove U7000 first and check if readings are similar; let the board to cool down, before measuring.
If still bad, put good flux and reflow SMC.
If no result, try reballing it.
Change it, as last option.

Be aware of battery connector; clean it as best as possible.
 

MegaObi

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changed ISL625 all good now.

i have a question - i notice isl625 9ahrtz and 9hrtz. the orientation is different - but are they interchangeable?
 

MegaObi

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I ran board through ultrasonic and put back together only to find out i got 1.1v on ppbus - still got green light when i press power it light flashes off
 

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Check resistance to ground at PPBUS_G3H.
Next check resistance between pins 17/18 and 27/28.
Post some voltages for ISL6259.

Do NOT use UC without real reason!!!
 

MegaObi

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res to ground .131v

resistance 17/18 .0001v
resistance 27/28 .706v

i had some alot of flux on there so thats why i use UC. i run at @ 60c for 1-2 minutes each side.

pp3v42_g3h is cycling - light is turning on and off.
 
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2informaticos

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"resistance 27/28 .706v"
R7021/22 open, or bad/corroded trace.

Use ohm mode for low values.
You should get 20 ohms there; aprox 010 in diode mode.

BTW, remove the end "v" from diode mode readings...
 

MegaObi

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informaticos.... how did you know? just as you said holes in r7021/22 thank you are genius but how?

BTW, remove the end "v" from diode mode readings...
lol thats what my multi says...
 

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The "V" sign can confuse as, thinking about voltage reading (power applied on board), instead of diode mode (no power on the board)
 
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