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I manage to find the problem and the computer works now. by using the infrared camera. Strange the capacitor was shorted for Audio and pulsing for S_0 state. Then again, I might have missed checking what state the MacBook was in, I only checked the start-up circuit. see image for the shorted cap!
I see.. ok.. Yes, might be the CPU.... it took ages to change out the U7220... the whole board was bloody hot.. could be when I did the change.. unless it was shorted as you said.. will double-check and revert back. thanks master
Hi Gents!
Water damage A1990, 820-01827-A
Stuck at 5v.
Short on PPBUS_G3H. The problem was U7220 (CPU PHASE IC 2) changed the IC.
U3200 outputs: LDO3_3, LDO1_8A
Now I have 20v and stuck on 0.052 AMP, but missing VBUS (U3200) shows 0v... How is that possible?
Thanks
Thanks @2informaticos I learned something new there with R5115/16
I triggered SMC_ON_OFF_L 3.3v - 0v - 3.3v.. Still nothing... What's next you suggest?
On the Y1905 clock chip I get 50 mhz.. is that correct value? Shouldn't it be 25Mhz.
SMC_ONOFF_L = 3.3
PM_RSMRST_L = 3.3
Trigger SMC_ONOFF_L and check for drop pulse at PM_PWRBTN_L at same time. Its not possible, the board is on two sides.. How?
Thanks Master... Good Point.. I should have reballed it first and then used it again.. I did though do a reflow, and nothing happened that's why I changed it..
Working on the board now and will post some Voltages shortly within the next few hours.
So I changed the SMC and now have Greenlight/ orange light on the charger(8.5v on PPBUS_G3H). As I suspected 8.1v it's an SMC failure.
I Will post new Voltages in a bit. Checking the board now.
No Green light on the charger
PPBUS_G3H = 8.1V
SMBUS_SMC_DATA = 3.3
SMBUS_SMC_CLK = 3.3
SMC_ADAPTER_ENABLE = 0
PP1V2_S5_SMC_VDD = 1.2
SMC_RST_L = 0 (No corrosion around J6100)