820-2655-A no PP3V8_AON

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Did you check diode mode to ground at 3V8_AON?

Don't waste time with o-scope; as no output voltage, no pulse for sure!
 

Roan

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Yes Diode mode 0.0V drop to ground, resistance mode 4.5ohm. Looked around online and found resistance around this value mentioned, so assumed it was meant to be so low.
 

Roan

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Alright! I'll inject voltage tomorrow. Since it's 4.5 ohms I expect it to be more downstream. What max amps should I consider on this line? Voltage preferably not near 3.8V I assume?

I tried injecting a bit earlier when I already thought of it as a short and the resistance jumped down to 0.08 ohms as calculated from the PSUs voltage and amperage.
 

2informaticos

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4.2V shouldn't be a problem.
Anyway start with just 1V and slowly increase it.
A good thermal camera should detect the culprit before 3V.

BTW, set amp limit to max on PSU first.
 

Roan

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Gottem! Set the PSU to 1V and max 5A, after turning it on voltage dropped down to 0.4V and one cap lit up: C7702. Only thing now is that I dont have a donor board and also not a new pack of caps with known capacitance etc. What properties of the cap are important? Or is leaving it off a smart option?
 

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That is 10uF capacity at 6.3V nominal voltage; 0402 is the package size (dimensions).
And you can find it on older boards.
There are many capacitors placed, so shouldn't be a problem to use the machine without one.

Never buy new ceramic capacitors; just use scrap boards, following schematic and boardview.
 
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