MacBook Air M2 A2681 (820-02536) - Trackpad/keyboard not working

Hi,

I have a MacBook Air M2 with a non-working trackpad and keyboard. I tested it using a known-good trackpad and keyboard, but they didn’t work either. Based on this, I suspect a logic board failure.

Here are my measurements so far:

UT3A0 Output:

• TPAD_KBD_WAKE_L = 1.8V

UT320 Output:

• IPD_SYS_AWAKE_CONN = 3.28V

UT330 Output:

• IPD_MTP_FUNC_1_CONN = 3.26V

UT340 Output:

• IPD_MCU_INT_L = 1.25V

UT350 Output:

• SPI_IPD_TOUCH_CS_CONN_L = 3.24V

UT360 Output:

• SPI_IPD_MOSI_CONN = 3.2V
• SPI_IPD_CLK_CONN = 0V (Diode: 0.450)
• SPI_IPD_CLK = 0V (Diode: 0.326)
• SPI_IPD_MCU_CS_CONN_L = 3.28V
• SPI_IPD_MISO = 0V (0.319)
• SPI_IPD_MISO_CONN = 0V (0.437)
• SPI_IPD_MOSI = 1.25V

UT370 Output:

• IPD_TOUCH_INT_L = 1.25V

UT380 Output:

• IPD_MCU_RESET_CONN_L = 3.2V
• IPD_TOUCH_RESET_CONN_L = 3.2V

Main Power Rails:

• PPBUS_AONSW_IPD_F = 11.95V
• PP5V_S2SW_IPD_F = 5.18V
• PP3V3_S2SW_IPD_F = 3.28V
• IPD_LID_OPEN_1V8 = 1.8V
• IPD_OCP_FLT = 0V

Note: Measurements were taken while the logic board was installed in the top case. (including keyboard and trackpad)

Any history available?

Compare diode mode readings with good board, or reference table:

Device was water damaged at Trackpad connector, Keyboard daughter board and Audio area (Audio already fixed).

I took the measurements again and updated the values above. (with keyboard and trackpad connected)
The diode value for SPI_IPD_MISO_CONN is 0.100 lower than the source data you provided.
Other than that, everything seems to be OK.
How would you like to proceed?

Something more is affected by corrosion.
You should test known good daughter board.

Same behavior with the new daughter board.

I suspect the issue is related to the sleep/wake sensor, which doesn’t seem to be working correctly.

Example: When the MacBook is closed and I plug in the power cable, it automatically boots up. The display doesn’t go to sleep when I close the lid, and the cursor is stuck in the top-left corner.

Unfortunately, the sensor can’t be reprogrammed. Do you have any suggestions on how to proceed?