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What about diode mode on PPBUS_G3H?
Check resistance between pins 17/18 and 27/28 of U7100.
Also post more pins voltage; 1, 2, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 27.
pin 1: 18.16 Volt
pin 2: 18.21 Volt
pin 9: 4 Volt
pin 12: 3.4 Volt
pin 13: 3.3 Volt
pin 14: 3.2 Volt
pin 15: 0.074 Volt
pin 17: 2.5 Volt
pin 19: 5 Volt
pin 20: 4.6 Volt
pin 27: 19.98 Volt
DCIN voltage can't pass through Q7180 (to R7120 and pin 27/U7100), if pin 1/U7100 is high; must be low, to drive Q7180 correctly.
AMON (pin 9/U7100) shows overcurrent through R7120.
Did you check resistance exactly between U7100 pins 17/18?
You may have a broken trace; not good to check just over C7120 in this case.
Be sure to have good solders.
If all good, then U7100 is bad too (apart of Q7180).
I removed f7140/41. I disassembled the q7130/35. I changed the u7000 4 times. But again the u7000 is getting hot. It draws 0.08 amps. Currently there is no f7140/41 q7130/35 on the motherboard but it keeps getting hot
17/18 pin between : 4.1 ohm
27/28 pin between : 22 ohm
19/20 pin between : 5.5 ohm
Keep F7140/1 out
pim 1: Voltaj yok
pim 2: 18.26
pim 9: 0,040 Volt
pim 12: 3,4 Volt
pim 13: 3,3 Volt
pim 14: 3,2 Volt
pim 15: 0,074 Volt
pim 17: 7,7 Volt
pim 19: 5 Volt
pim 20: 4,6 Volt
pim 23: 7 Volt
pim 26: 19,98 Volt
pim 27: 19,98 Volt
Q7180 I wrote that I changed it before. Nothing changed. u7100 still getting hot
Removing good components will not help you.
Put all back; just be sure to be good.
Check any trace and solder.
Then post again U7100 voltages, above mentioned.
Change all capacitors surrounding U7100, if not sure about them.
Also change U7100, if still overheats.