820-00281 No spill, swollen battery 5V on USB

bjf

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This came in with no spill, with a swollen battery and 5V on USB. I'm not finding any shorts. PP3V3_G3H is at 0V. No short. PM_EN_PP3V3_G3H is at 0V. Diode measurement is good at .580. Is this just a damaged U7000?
 

2informaticos

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Do you get 5V at R7020?
Post U6903 voltages.

Compare diode mode readings on the power rails of all CD3215 chips.
 

bjf

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After sitting for weeks, the first time I plugged it in, it went up to 20V and the CPU heated up. By the time I started testing for voltage is was back down to 5V.

U6903 Voltages:
1 0
2 5V
3 0
4 0
5 0
6 0
7 0
8 0
9 0
10 0

Pins 1 and 8 had some very small amount of varying voltage.

PP5V_S4_X_USBC is measuring around .160 in diode mode whereas PP5V_S4_T_USBC is measuring .220 and PP5V_S4_X_USBC on a good board I have measures .220. Not sure it that would be enough to be concerning but that?s the only difference I can find in diode mode on the power lines around the CD3215 chips.
 

2informaticos

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CD3215 has 3 types of LDO outputs; 1.1V, 1.8V and 3.3V.
I doubt you get exactly same 495 value on all.

Looks like U7000 issue.
Check first TBA_AUX_DET and TBA_VDDA/P.
 

bjf

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Ok, got it, didn't realize there were so many. I checked the other LDO outputs. They're the same for each CD3215. .480 .470 and .495. No outliers.

TBA_AUX_DET is at 1.28 V and TBA_VDDA/P are at 2.3V. After letting it sit overnight, it did go back up to 20V again the first time I plugged it in. No current though. TBA_AUX_DET and TBA_VDDA/P were at 5V when it first turned on with 20V.
 
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