820-3787-A A1398 not charging

tipoti

Member
hello,

U7100 was getting hot. I replaced it. The device turns on, but there is an interesting situation. It draws too much amperage. For example, if I give it 4 amps, it uses 4 amps. If I give it 6 amps, it uses 6 amps and it shows like a short circuit. I think the q7130-35 before me was replaced
 

2informaticos

Administrator
Staff member
I'm not sure what you mean with "i give it amps".
The current consumption is decided by the MLB itself.
You can only set PSU amp limit to max and 18.5V output voltage.

Don't you have original (85W) charger for test?
 

tipoti

Member
I know what you mean. I know that the device decides how much current it will draw. But there is a problem with this device. The power supply output is set to max 7 amps, actually I don't touch it at all. When I plug the same battery into a working device, it draws 3.20 amps. When I plug it into this device, it draws 5 amps and rises up to 6 amps.


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tipoti

Member
The device turns on, but it is not normal for it to draw 6-7 amps. It doesn't charge, on the contrary, it dies. It dropped by 5% in 1 minute.
 

2informaticos

Administrator
Staff member
What is actual PPBUS_G3H voltage?
Do you get 3V3_S5/SUS?

Check resistance (ohm scale) between pins 17/18 and 27/28 of U7100.
Also test if turns on in SMC bypass mode.
 

tipoti

Member
PPBUS_G3H : 10 volt
U7100'ün 17/18 : 140 ohm 27/28 : 0,541 mega ohm

The device still turns on and does not charge. it doesn't draw any amperage
 

tipoti

Member
r7121-22, r7151-52 were defective, I replaced them. Also, c7374 had liquid damage and I removed it. It is currently drawing a stable 3.20 amps and charging. I'm testing it now, thanks
 
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