A1990 820-01041-07 no power

hgoncalves

Active member
Hi.

I have an A1990 820-01041-07 with no power.

The mac had contact with a bit of water, and U9080 area was a bit oxidated, and the area near UB300 also seamed to be a bit oxidated (very few signs), but because it has 20V I didn't replaced it.

I've replaced RB258 because it was a bit oxidated, and U9080 because that area also had a bit of signs of oxidation.

I have 20V on ampmeter, and the ampeter progressive reaches 0.255A and then it reboots.

I can't see anything else damaged, and couldn't find anything shorted.

Do you have any idea to where I should focus?

Can you help?
 

hgoncalves

Active member
Hi.

I can't se nothing shorted on the NANDs

Can you please help diagnose a dead NAND?

UB300 also had a litlle sign of liquid, but his LDOs and CC1/2 diode readings are ok. . Can it be UB300?
 
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hgoncalves

Active member
Hi,

Is there any way for me to be sure that it is a NAND problem, so I can propose to the client to replace all NANDs?
 

hgoncalves

Active member
Hi.

Can the NAND's be taken out of other A1990, or they need to be programed before soldering on the Mac?
 

2informaticos

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Staff member
All USB-C ports switch to 20V?
Did DFU restore after changing NANDs?
BTW, did you change all NANDs, both sides?
 

hgoncalves

Active member
Hi.

Yes, all USB-C ports switch to 20V. However the Mac seams to be rebooting after a few seconds, but maintaining 20V.

Yes, I've done the DFU restore, however it fails because the reboot I suppose (the error was give up waiting for the device).

Yes, I've changed all 4 NANDs (2 per side).
 

hgoncalves

Active member
Hi.

Erasing U4770 didn't solved the problem.

I still get the DFU error (ing attached)
 

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