820-3536-a wont turn on

dukefawks

Administrator
Uhm, how do you know the 32kHz then? Most multimeters will get the short burst, but the auto ranging ones usually don't, is yours auto ranging?
 

dukefawks

Administrator
Well, I'm running out out ideas here. If there is no short on L7520 to GND it should power up and pulse at least. Could be corrosion under SMC or a dead CPU at this point.
 

Gannons3

New member
so the boards probably toast then, there wasnt any corrosion around the smc but there was some close to the cpu, Im guessing its probably toast, there was no short to ground on L7560
 

dukefawks

Administrator
I'm out of ideas really. Inspect closely for corrosion, that is about all there is left to do. Reflow SMC/CPU if you are really desperate.
 

Gannons3

New member
If U6100 died could that leave me with no pp5v_s4? Because i know U6100 was corroded a little when i first opened it up
 
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dukefawks

Administrator
I doubt the chip is dead. Usually the traces or resistors are corroded. Yes without a functioning U6100 the board will power cycle. Pull U6100 and read it on the programmer, do not loose the original dump!
 
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