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R7402 / 03 are both good.
on L7630 and L7770 they have 0.9V and 1.25V. for that half second.
"Check the pulse on L7630 and L7770" you mean with oscilloscope?
on the L7260, L7330, L7550, L7510, L7520, L9701, L3895, L7760 coils.
and what I can see in the multimeter are the following values (for approximately 0.5 seconds)
L7260 = 3.5V
L7330 = 1.3V
L7550 = 0.03V
L7510 = 0.09V
L7520 = 0.09V
L9701 = 0.1V
L3895 =1.4V
L7760 = 1.2V
I don't have any history of why the computer stopped working.
3V3_S5 = 3.3V
3v3_sus is not present (0V)
Exact PPBUS_G3H voltage (without battery) = 12.56V
hi i have the situation very similar to the rossman wiki.
Green light, no light: 0.05 A on power supply.
P5VS3_EN_L = 3.42V (pin 2 of Q7221)
P5VS3_ENTRIP = 0V (pin 6 of Q7221)
When Q7221 was removed, PP5V_S3 was good (5V).
PM_SLP_S4_L = 0 V (pin 1 of Q7911)
in my case the consumption is much...
I have a situation similar to the example of the rossman wiki.
Green light, does not turn on - 0.03A power source
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PP5V_S3 = 0V
P5VS3_EN_L was 1.42V to ENTRIP1 on TPS51125 (U7200)
When Q7221 was removed, PP5V_S3 was good (5V)
PM_SLP_S4_L = 0V on pin 1...
I checked u2650 and saw in the microscope that pins 2 and 3 were joined by little solder, I resold it and I have
pin 4 of U2650 / 60 = 3.32 V
pin 17 of u7300 = 3.32V
pin 3 of u7300 = 0.75V
VCORE is still at 1.1V