820-01987, does not boot, 20v 70mA

iganas

New member
Hey there :)

I got this board with no liquid spill or any other signs, no knocked off components.

Initially it used to start with 20v 150-300mA, staying for a few seconds and then bootlooping.
I tried DFU mode, which it successfully enters, however it failed every single attempt to recover with "Failed to restore device in DFU mode"
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After several unsuccessful attempts, it started giving a different error:
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Then I placed it back on the bench and now it only uses 40-70mA without any bootlooping.
I already took some voltage measurements, please lemme know your thoughts.

Big coils are at:
L7670 - 5V
L7690 - 3.3V
L7030 - 8.6V
All other big coils at 0V

PP1V_PRIM 0V
PPVCORE_S5 0V
P5VG3S_PGOOD 1.7V
P3V3_S5 0V
PP1V8_S5 0V
PPVCCSA_S0_CPU 0V
PPBUS_HS_CPU 12.6v

PP_SSD0_S4E2_VPP 1.30-2.60V (pulsing)
PP0V9_SSD0_S4E2_VDD_PLL 0.90V
PP2V5_NAND_SSD0 2.50V
PPVCCQ_ANI_SSD0 1.80V
PP1V8_IO_SSD0 1.80V
PP0V9_SSD0 0.90V
SSD0_S4E2_ANI1_VREF 0.90V
SSD0_S4E2_ANI0_VREF 0.90V
PP1V8_SSD0_S4E2_AVDD18_PLL 1.80V
PP1V8_SSD0_S4E2_PCI_AVDD_H 1.80V
 
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2informaticos

Administrator
Staff member
Botlooping could be caused by short on some secondary supply.
Did you check resistance to ground at all big coils?
 

iganas

New member
Resistance to ground is 5-30Ω on all the CPU coils and 62Ω at L7702.

The board is no longer bootlooping after failed DFU attempts
 
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