820-3115 Green light, no fan spin

Liquid damaged by the LVDS connecter. Can't see anything anywhere else. Already replaced u7000 and q7085

on U7000
Pin1 = 0v
pin2 = 17.5v
pin3 = 4.2v
pin9 = 0v
pin12 = 3.47v
pin14= 3v
pin 15 = 0.3v
pin17 = 12.54v
pin19 = 5v
pin20= 5v
pin27 = 17.5
 
Am I correct in thinking. If a 5V line has issues and a 3V line has issues, there's no point looking at the 3V line since it's produced by the 5V anyway and the issue is most likely with the 5V?
 

2informaticos

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Do you get pulse at the other big coils?

SMC may detect a short/overcurrent and cycles the power.
Check if something changes in SMC bypass mode.
 
actually I just realised PPBUS also pulses but not strong. Every few seconds it'll go down to 12.3 and then back to 12.56

so L7030 is actually pulsing and so is L3895
 

2informaticos

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SMC_PM_G2_EN is pulsing; confirm that.

Make short over R7271 and check if L7220 gets stable voltage.
If not, make short over R7272 and check if SMC_PM_G2_EN fluctuates.
 

2informaticos

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So your problem appears when 5V tries to come on.
Check diode mode to ground on all big coils.
Also check any other output power rail, and after Power FETs also.
 

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CPU coils show very low value as normal; aprox 1 ohm for i7.

PCH coils and RAM have good value?
Check them for voltage pulse also.
 
Ok just checked, CPU coils are around 1.5 ohms so should be ok

The one coil that stands out is 7260 which is a straight short to ground. Shall I inject and see what's up?

RAM coil numbers look good. Which one is PCH?
 
I injected the line, found C6213 short. Removed. Short gone. Removed bridge on R7271 and MacBook now turns on WOOOO. thank you 2informaticos
 
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