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2informaticos

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You've posted lot of information, but many confussions.
Also noted wrong assumption; suposing 18.5V means the voltage expected by you from charger.
Charger voltage depends by its type; is marked on it.

Please, stop to post SUPPOSED voltages; we need accurate information.
Seems that you get 3v3_S5/SUS but no other voltages; confirm if correct.
Trigger SMC_ONOFF_L and check for drop pulse at PM_PWRBTN_L.
 
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2informaticos said:
You've posted lot of information, but many confussions.
Also noted wrong assumption; suposing 18.5V means the voltage expected by you from charger.
Charger voltage depends by its type; is marked on it.

Please, stop to post SUPPOSED voltages; we need accurate information.
Seems that you get 3v3_S5/SUS but no other voltages; confirm if correct.
Trigger SMC_ONOFF_L and check for drop pulse at PM_PWRBTN_L.
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The voltages where I put 'ok' match the voltages listed for that power rail in the schematic. Where I have written 'not ok' I have listed the voltage that was taken as it doesn't match the voltage on the schematic.

I have shorted R5115 with tweezers and saw the voltage temporally drop at PM_PWRBTN_L . I did see fan spin for a moment too, which then stopped. If I repeat this process again I don't appear to be getting fan spin again. The voltage still drops and returns to normal though as before.
 
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Check for pulse at both PM_SLP_S4/3_L at same time.

As you get fan spin, means 5V_S0 comes on (on that moment).
Check for pulse at all big coils; also at ALL_SYS_PWRGD.

BTW, write directly on the Reply box, instead of clicking Reply button.
No need to quote an entire post, visible few centimeters above...
 
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crea2k3

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Ok so both PM_SLP_S4/3_L pulse when triggered.
L7320 - CPUVR_PHASE2 - triggered
L7310 - CPUVR_PHASE1 - triggered
L7630 - P1V05S0_LL - triggered
L7430 - P1V05S0_LL - triggered
L7560 - P3V3_S5_REG_L - has voltage (no change)
L7130 - CHGR_PHASE - has voltage (no change)
L3095 - PPVIN_S4SW_TBTBST_FET - did not trigger
L7701 - PPVIN_S0SW_LCDBKLT - did not trigger
ALL_SYS_PWRGD - triggered
ALL_SYS_PWRGD_R - did not trigger
 
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Do you mean pulse detected by "triggered"?
If yes, check now for pulse at pins 7 & 3 of U1950.

Try to start in SMC bypass mode also.
 
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crea2k3

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pulse detected at pins 7 & 3 of U1950. If I start in SMC bypass mode, when I press the power button the fan spin for 1 second then stop. Then if I press the power button again they spin and then stop.
 
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Do you know how to start in SMC bypass for sure?
Looks like tried incorrect way.
Board should start (or try at least), when release power button, not pressing.
 
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crea2k3

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Yes hold the power button and plug in the charger. Nothing happens when I do this. If I then let go of the power button after this and start pressing it, the fan then spins for one second each time I press it.
 
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crea2k3

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Iv just tried a second time, I put my finger on the power button and then plugged in the charger. I kept holding the power button for ten seconds. Nothing at all happened. I then took my finger off the power button and the fan started spinning for a second, stopped for a second, then started for another second and then did nothing else.

I'll check the PLT line in a second.
 
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Which areas have been affected by liquid?

Check all SPI Bus Series Termination resistors and their traces.
Clean J6100; you may need to remove it, if corroded.
 
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crea2k3

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Iv had a look and j6100 is clean and has no corrosion at all. Iv had a look on the schemetic and see lots of references to spi, but not sure what you mean by the SPI Bus Series Termination resistors ?.
 
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Ok I have tested all resistors and traces and all testing good.

this is a video of what is happening with the board.

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As you've mentioned corrosion under PCH/CPU area, check all voltages from page 11.
Be sure all resistors and small coils are good.
Use the capacitors as test points.
 
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PP3V3_S5 - 3.3v
P3V3_SUS - 3.3v
PP3V3_SUS - 3.3v


PCH VCCSDIO BYPASS / PP3V3_S0 / C1208 - 0.101v
PCH VCCSUSHDA BYPASS / PP1V5_S0SW_AUDIO_HDA / C1210 - 0v
(PCH 3.3V GPIO/LPC PWR) / PP3V3_S0 / C1212 - 0.100v
(PCH 3.3V THERMAL PWR) / P3V3_S0 / C1214 - 0.100v
(PCH 1.05V ME CORE PWR) / PP1V05_S0 / C1250 - 0.010v
(PCH 1.05V CORE PWR) / PP1V05_S0 / C1256 - 0v
(PCH 1.05V PCIe/SATA/USB3 PWR) / PP1V05_S0SW_PCH_HSIO / C1261 - 0v
(PCH 1.05V USB2 PWR)/ PP1V05_S0/ C1264 - 0v
PP1V05_S0//(PCH 1.05V CLK PWR)/C1266 - 0.010v
PP1V05_S0_PCH_VCCACLKPLL_R - 0.014
PP1V05_S0_PCH_VCC_ICC_R - 0.015
PP1V05_S0_PCH_VCCAPLL_OPI - 0.015
 
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