820-00840 no boot!!

phantom

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motherboard super clean...i don't know the history..

i have ppbus_g3h at 13v fluctuating

20v on both usb ports...

from power supply, it seems to reboot in loop like you can see her


In this video you can see also the motherboard under thermal camera
 
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phantom

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i don't know what happen: now i have 5v on both ports...ppbus_g3h is 0v (no shorted)

with battery connected, .ppbus_g3h is 1,3v

3,3 1,1 1,8 present on both controllers but unstable....like in loop

display of amp meter power off and then on in loop after 4/5 seconds

SMC_RST is 3,0v unstable
 
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2informaticos

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Check diode mode to ground on all big coils.

Test the board alone on the desk, only charger connected.
Inspect USB-C terminals for corrosion.
 

phantom

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UPC_XA_GATE1 4,8V

UPC_XA_GATE 0V

UPC_XB_GATE1 10,9

UPC_XB_GATE2 6,3V


SMC_RST (i've found SMC_RESET_L) is 0V and not 3,3
 
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2informaticos

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Power ciclying may be sign of a problem in a secondary power supply.
Check in diode mode all output rails from page 64.

Just in case, test in SMC bypass mode.

Remove F7000 and check C7050 voltage.
3V3_G3H gets stable voltage?
 

phantom

Member
Power ciclying may be sign of a problem in a secondary power supply.
Check in diode mode all output rails from page 64.

Just in case, test in SMC bypass mode.

Remove F7000 and check C7050 voltage.
3V3_G3H gets stable voltage?
PP1V8_S0
pP1V2_S3
pP1V8_S3
pP1V8_S5g
pp5v_s5
pp3v3_s5
pp3v3_s4
pp5v_s0
pp1v_s3
pp1v2_s3
pp3v3_s0
pp1v2_s0


All ok in diode mode,

after removing f7000 (i know is a coincidence) , i have had 20v on both ports for like 5 times (removing and reinserting the cable), then again 5v....

in this moment (5v on usb with power meter that reboot itself) i have 0,3v on c7050

pp3v3_g3h is unstable

3v3_g3h is unstable
 

phantom

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Ok i’ve done some magic (rehot both usb controller😂) and now i have (i hope) 20v rocksteady on both ports, but no boot

You see here the amp meter

 

2informaticos

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"how can i go in bypass mode?"
 
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