820-00281 - PP3v3_3gh 2.2v

Palhano

Member
Mac arrived without turning on, with 5v on all ports. Perfect board, no oxidation.

It didn't have the PP3v3_g3h line. I discovered problems on the PPVIN_G3H_P3V3G3H line, with 2v on the PM_EN_P3v3_G3H, after replacing the D6902, I now have 4v on the PM_EN_P3v3_G3H, but 2.2v on the PP3v3_g3h.

Looking at other topics, I followed some tips, but without success. I checked nearby resistors and everything was perfect. I removed the R6923 and I have 3.4v on the L6900, so the problem is on the PP3v3_g3h line.

In diode mode, I have 0.360 on the PP3v3_g3h line. I tried injecting 3.4v on the line, nothing got hot!

Any other tips?
 

2informaticos

Administrator
Staff member
Not enough low resistance to heat something.
You need to use performant IR camera to detect the culprit.
 

Palhano

Member
It's quite complex. I even tried with my thermal camera, but nothing heats up.

Do you think a CD3215 could be causing the problem?
 
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