820-2507 does not respond to SMC_ONOFF_L toggle

protocold

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L7920 = 1.1V
When trigger SMC_ONOFF_L, PM_SLP_S4_L went from 0v to 3.3v and stay at 3.3v

PP12V_S0 is also missing.
 
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protocold

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PM_SLP_S3_L = 3.3v


PPDDR_S3_REG = 0v
PPVTT_S3_DDR_BUF = 0v
PP3V3_S3 = 3.3v
PP5V_S3_REG = 0v
 
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2informaticos

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"PP5V_S3_REG = 0v"
Fix this first; other S3/0 voltages require it.

Check diode mode to ground at L7320.
If OK, check U7300 basic voltages; this chip fails a lot...
 

protocold

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diode mode to ground at L7320 = 0.07, a good known board has value 0.092

which basic voltages should I target for U7300?
 
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protocold

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pin 11 = 12v
pin 10 = 0.036v
pin 1 = 3.3v
pin 4 = 0v

R7310 pin 2 = 3.3v, pin 1 = 0.647v
Q7360 pin 1 = 0.647v, pin 3 = 0.014v

R7305 ohm value = 7.6k (increasing and steady at 7,6k) but on known good it measured 15.41k

issue?
 
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protocold

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changed U7300, now

pin 11 = 12v
pin 10 = 5v
pin 1 = 3.3v
pin 4 = 0.216v

PP5V_S3_REG = 1.378v

Still not working
 
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2informaticos

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Did you solder new LTC3851EUD chip?
Do not reuse one from donor board.

Check all adjacent components and traces.
Pay atention to C7326, D7301, R7307/24/36.
Just in case, change Q7330/5.
 

protocold

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i used a new LTC3851EUD chip...

For Q7330/5. I cannot find CSD5886, is there any other replacement chip that i can use?
 

2informaticos

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You can use MOSFETs from CPU/GPU power supplies; more powerfull than this one.
You can also check them outside of the board; if close/open correctly, don't change them.
 
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