820-3437 - does not recognize charger

Palhano

Member
Original 45w with battery, problem.
Original 85w with battery, works normally.
I have no fake source! I used the bench source, it works normally.
 

Palhano

Member
I've already tested it with two original 45w chargers, same problem! I tested the chargers on other Macs, they worked! they are 100%
 

Palhano

Member
I discovered that the voltage drops more. it ended up with 2v. But only when the battery is connected. I measured directly on the J7000.

I replaced the R/D7012 and Q7010 to test, same problem. I tested the charger without the q7010, the PPDCIN on the j7000 had a stable 15v with the battery connected. I tested a new Q7010, the problem returned.

This problem is really crazy.
 

2informaticos

Administrator
Staff member
Original magsafe charger 2 gets blocked, if detects leakage on the Mac.

Post R7180/81 and R7185/86 values, measured onboard, ohm scale.
 

Palhano

Member
The strange thing is that only the original 45w magsafe does this

R7180 - 100k
R7181 - 62k
R7185 - 470k
R7186 - 332k
 

Palhano

Member
Situation got worse.
Now it only turns on without a battery. I tested with 85w and now I have a problem with 45w, without LED and low PPDCIN.

Q7010 - without battery and with magsafe 45w
1 - 15v
4 - 6.7v
5 - 15v

U7100 - is there any point in measuring without battery power?
 

Palhano

Member
Follow voltages. Without battery and with magsafe 85w

1 - 0
2 - 16v
3 - 4.2v
9 - 0
12 - 3.4v
13 - 3v
14 - 3v
15 - 0
17 - 8.5v
19 - 5v
20 - 5v
27 - 16.5v
 

Palhano

Member
I've already tested it with two original 45w. Both don't work. I don't have a fake to test.

I tested two original MagSafe 85w on another Air working 100%, PPDCIN hit 16.5v too.

This board is difficult! =/
 
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