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Diode values are looking good. I have now replaced Touch ID and daughter board with a new one, issue still exists. When I received the board the following components were missing: - L8101 - L8102 - L82B1 - L82B0 - L8122 - L8120 Note: Components are now present otherwise the board wouldn't...

What else should I try?

So 100% that the CPU is faulty?

Yes, I have used a known good Touch ID. RT0403 = 0ohms, fine. J0401 = Also fine. Is it possible that "TOUCHID_BOOST_EN" only gets enabled when the Touch ID is successfully paired with the Mac? TOUCHID_INT = 0.306 TOUCHID_PWR_EN = 0.305 SPI_TOUCHID_CLK = 0.585 SPI_TOUCHID_MISO = 0.590...

LT601 is good. TOUCHID_BOOST_EN (I have checked RT620 and RT0403 all good) = 0V PP3A8_AON_IPD = 3.8V PP17V0_LDOIN = 3.4V

R2004/5 = 20ohms (1.250) Yes I have tried like 2-3 diffferent boards, I have noticed that PP16V0_TOUCHID_FILT_CONN (0.616) is missing. TOUCHID_PWR_EN = 1.2V

Hi, I have a MacBook Air M2 (2022/A2681) here that was missing its Touch ID sensor. I have an OEM Apple replacement, but it isn’t being recognized by the Repair Assistant; it just says 'Touch ID problem'. Output/Diagnostics: - Connectivity: Good - Calibration: Good - Test Finger: Not Good /...

Any idea?

Even with blank U1900 and from another A2681, still getting "Unknown Device" in AC2.

Any idea what else can cause such an issue?

Yes

Apple Silicon (I have tried it with M1, M1 Pro and M2) - same behavior.

Device just stopped working, no water damage.

Hi, the device is recognized in DFU mode by Apple Configurator 2, but it shows as an 'Unknown Device'. A 'Mobile Device Support' pop-up appears asking to 'Install' or 'Cancel', but clicking 'Install' leads to a failure. Additionally, the restore/repair process won't start. - PPBUS_AON = 12.26V...

Any idea?