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820-2530 wont turn on
- Thread starter Kyle
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resistance to ground on PP3V42_G3H.
and for corrosion around the BIOS area. there is some ppvttcpu thing next to the bios that always corrodes on those.
and for corrosion around the BIOS area. there is some ppvttcpu thing next to the bios that always corrodes on those.
resistance to ground on PP3V42_G3H!!
JorgePayar
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Kyle you must put your multimeter in resistance mode, then you put one wire in ground and the other one in pp3v42_g3h line (it doesnt matter where) and measure the resistance to ground of that line, measure it and post the value. Like if it were a resistor.
You are answering questions I didn't ask! I do not care what voltage is on PP3V42_G3H. What is the resistance to ground on that bus? You can measure anywhere on the board, at any point. PP3V42_G3H shows up everywhere.
Think of it like me asking for the temperature and weather in area code 10009.
I can measure the temperature outside my store
I can measure the temperature outside the school across the street.
I can measure the temperature at the grocery store next to the school.
It will be cloudy and raining, at around 47f in any of these locations.
Think of it like me asking for the temperature and weather in area code 10009.
I can measure the temperature outside my store
I can measure the temperature outside the school across the street.
I can measure the temperature at the grocery store next to the school.
It will be cloudy and raining, at around 47f in any of these locations.
JorgePayar
Member
That means that PP3V42_G3H is shorted.
So you will need to apply first 0.5V from a power supply in that line and check if anything is getting hot...nothing?ok 0.5V more, total= 1V to a maximum of 3 - 3.42 Volts to that line (pp3v42_g3h)
You can check this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p83LLbSx4WE
Something is wrong here. Are you in resistance mode? Are you measuring resistance WITHOUT power connected? You can't have 0 ohms of resistance to ground on a line if you also have 3.42v present on that same line.
2.6 what exactly? We need more information, try to be thorough with units of measurement. 2.6 ohms, kilohms, megaohms?