Is not recommended to waste too much time on A1534 boards anyway.
All of them end with dead CPU.
All of them end with dead CPU.
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A1534 no power
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hgoncalves
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OK, tanks.
Just for future knowleged, is there any way that i can make sure (at least probable) that it has a bad CPU? Can i mesure something to make sure, and avoid all this time and spare components use?
Just for future knowleged, is there any way that i can make sure (at least probable) that it has a bad CPU? Can i mesure something to make sure, and avoid all this time and spare components use?
As I said, this is not an exact science.
Every time you got A1534 in the service, think if worth the time.
You can solve a power problem and customer can come back in few months with dead CPU/SSD, claiming for warranty.
Try to explain him your previous repair has nothing to do with new problem...
Every time you got A1534 in the service, think if worth the time.
You can solve a power problem and customer can come back in few months with dead CPU/SSD, claiming for warranty.
Try to explain him your previous repair has nothing to do with new problem...
hgoncalves
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OK, Thank you