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WOW! Man, is it too hard for you to explain things differently? I don't know in which language to ask now. APRENDE HABLAR PENDEJO! o aprende a explicar bien las cosas semejante idiota! eres un hijo de puta!!! I really do not recommend this forum to any beginner like me. HOW TO collection I...

I had a big incident and could not continue, but am back. Although, on the other hand, going back to review my question, and reviewing your answers, I don't see that you have answered my questions well. I feel like you use a translator or something. Am I correct? If that is the case, let me...

" You've said circled caps get continuity between their pins." What I meant was.. if you look at the picture I posted on post #1 Image_2.JPG On all those caps, with red lead on board ground and black lead on any side or even both sides, I get an unlimited beeping. but I mentioned that I do...

" In a good board, L7806 should get 0.018 reading in diode mode." My bad, in Diode mode, with red lead on board ground and black lead on one side of L7806, I get a reading of: 0.786

L7806 ..It took me a while to locate it even though it was right there. Anyway, testing L7806, with no power going into the board I get a reading of 19.22 K Ohm and keeps going up and up 37.17 K Ohm, etc. it does not stop, it is not an stable reading. As for the caps, as I mentioned on post #1...

that's ok sir, you do not want to read my post #1 but this is what i posted: " So I decided to measure one by one. So I seted my multimeter to check for continuity on all heat circulated components shown on my thermal imager. They are all capacitors, but they all emit continuity on both sides...

USB-C meter is showing: 20.2V 0mAh => 0.03 A "Read here about how to check in diode mode" Which is why I still thinking that you did not readed my post #1

"First of all, welcome to the forum!" Thanks " The heat may come from opposite side". There are no components on the other side. " You should check diode mode to ground on all the coils around U7800." How do I do this? " Don't forget to remove charger and battery first." As you sw in the...

Hello there, I have a A2141 MacBook Pro with board 820-01700-A that doesn't power on. I had recently reinstalled the operating system. Then out of nowhere it didn't want to turn on anymore. I don't have much knowledge repairing mac boards other than placing one test lead on ground and the...