This cycling mode points to SSD issue...
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820-01598 - No display 20V 1.6amp on battery
- Thread starter ronaldo
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Shouldn't be SSD problem, if revive completed successfully.
Do you get voltage on big coils?
Do you get voltage on big coils?
PPVIN_S0SW_LCDBKLT - 0V
PP5V_G3S - 5.11
PP3V3_G3H - 3.31
CHGR_LX1 - 12.63
CPUGT_SW1 - 0
PVCCEDRAM_PHASE - 1.02
PVCCEDRAM_PHASE - 0
PPVCC_CPU_PH1 - 0.81
PPVCC_CPU_PH2 - 0.81
PPVCCSA_CPU_R - 1.02
PP0V95_S0_CPUVCCIO_REG_R - 0.95
P1V2_PHASE - 1.20
PP2V5_NAND_SSD0 - 2.52
None of then are cycling.
Tested with another display and nothing.
PP5V_G3S - 5.11
PP3V3_G3H - 3.31
CHGR_LX1 - 12.63
CPUGT_SW1 - 0
PVCCEDRAM_PHASE - 1.02
PVCCEDRAM_PHASE - 0
PPVCC_CPU_PH1 - 0.81
PPVCC_CPU_PH2 - 0.81
PPVCCSA_CPU_R - 1.02
PP0V95_S0_CPUVCCIO_REG_R - 0.95
P1V2_PHASE - 1.20
PP2V5_NAND_SSD0 - 2.52
None of then are cycling.
Tested with another display and nothing.
So you get even CPU core voltage.
I don't have any working board to check the correct value.
But your reading doesn't look bad; 0.8V can be good enough.
Check USB activity, at least.
I don't have any working board to check the correct value.
But your reading doesn't look bad; 0.8V can be good enough.
Check USB activity, at least.
Caps Lock LED also not reacting?