820-00138 Customer used knock off charger

tlough75

Member
So I have on the bench an 820-00138, and the customer stated their customer used a knock off charger. The charger melted and now machine is dead. I have it on the bench and it is drawing 20mA, PP3V42 is preset but PPBUS is 4.2V. I measured pins 27 & 28 on U7100 and have 30K ohms, with pin 28 being short to GND. Should I assume the ISL is dead and replace, or remove C7121 to see if short goes away? Options....
 

tlough75

Member
So I replaced U7100 and it sounds like it blew again. The computer now turns on, but the resistance between 27 & 28 is .5M Ohms.
 

tlough75

Member
oops, yeah. R7121 is reading 625M and R7122 is 9.2K Will replace all three and report back. Weird thing happened too, when I turned it on something "popped" on the other side of the board.
 

tlough75

Member
I took them off the board to confirm. R7121 is "Open" and R7122 is 9.2K, so I would say they are bad as well
 

tlough75

Member
I forgot to conform they were ok after I changed the ISL. SO be 20.2 Ohms, Won't forget this time. I just hope nothing else is blown. I may use a donor ISL this time to test.
 

2informaticos

Administrator
Staff member
Please, this is classic and easy thing to solve.
What else than R7121/22 and their traces can fail there???

Check R7120 too, but shouldn't get burnt, maybe corroded.
 
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