A1278 820-2936

Instafixx

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Yes 60W.

You want me to check this voltages when the device is in the smc bypass mode or with board on desk?

With board on desk voltages cycle in sync with the fan spin
 

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SMC_AVREF is present 3.3V.

PBUSVSENS_EN_L 0V
PBUSVSENS_EN_L_DIV 6V
PBUS_S0_VSENSE 12.3V
SMC_PBSU_VSENSE (Couldnt check becasue on other side)

Should we trigger the power button and connect charger with bare board on desk to check voltages on the other side? will that put it into SMC bypass?
 

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This board is very easy to work on desk alone.
Solder a switch with wires over any of R5015/6, to simulate power button.
 

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1)SMC - PBuS- VSENSE - 2.25 v

2 SMC- DCIN - USENSE - 2.89 v

3) SMC - GFx - VSENSE - 0.40 v

4) SMC - CPU - VSENSE - 1.06 v

5)SMC - CPUVCCIO - SISENSE- 0.03v

6) SMC -CPU - ISENSE - 0.01 v

7) SMC - GPX - ISENSE - 0.04 v

8)SMC - CPU - HI - ISENSE 0.66V

9) SMC- BMON - ISENSE - 2.95V

10) SMC -DCIN - ISENSE - 2.3V

11) SMC - OTHER - HI - ISENSE - 0.44V
 

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"9) SMC- BMON - ISENSE - 2.95V
10) SMC -DCIN - ISENSE - 2.3V"
Both looks too high.

Check U7000's A/BMON levels.
Inspect R7021/2 and R7051/2 for corrosion.
 

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AMON 2.2V
BMON 2V

Resistance Across Pins
R7021 9.9 OHms
R7022 10 Ohms
R7051 2.5 Ohms
R7052 1.6 Ohms

No Corossion
 

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"No Corossion
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C7050 is 1.8kOhms"
If R7051/2 are really good, then yes you have corroded traces; or broken R7050.
 
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