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Actually, only the USB port and the power button were connected, but I still removed it from the case and tried it that way as well. Nothing changed, everything stayed the same.
Без батареи все почти так же. Сначала он ненадолго показывает 5 В и 0,12 А, затем переключается на 20 В и 0,15 А. Через 5 секунд он перезапускается, затем остается на 20 В и 0,00 А, и больше ничего не происходит. Когда я нажимаю кнопку питания, весь процесс начинается заново.
Macbook Pro A2779 820-02841 No Power
The board is clean, no signs of water.
When I connect the power supply, L5230 immediately heats up to 40 degrees. I will also upload the picture.
The ammeter shows 20V and 3A. When I press the power button, it restarts itself
Hey everyone, I have a MacBook Air with a battery that isn't charging. On U3200 (PP20V_USBC_XA_VBUS), I'm getting 20V but 0A, and on U3100 (PP20V_USBC_XB_VBUS), I'm seeing 5V at 0.264A. Can anyone recommend a solution?
I found the problem. QP800 actually looked fine, but when I inspected it under a microscope from the side, I saw that it was blown. I removed the QP800 from an 820-02020 board. According to the datasheet, they seem quite similar, but I would kindly ask you to verify this. Although they are...
I found the problem; it was the JP900 LCD connector. I cleaned it, and now when I measure resistance to ground with and without the LCD, it starts at 550 kOhms and keeps increasing endlessly.
I also tried with another multimeter and got the same result.
As I mentioned at the very beginning, LUXE_AGND, LUXE_ISL_R_P, LUXE_ISL_R_N, and GND are shorted together. I don't want to make any mistakes, and I'm very grateful for your help. I've now soldered UP800, so please let me know how I should proceed. I have a thermal camera to find out where things...