A2442 820-02098 5V

iMuhtaseb

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Came in with a little teeny tiny speck of dust on U9300 and R9310 resistor above it.
Removed the chip, cleaned it up and install new resistors and few caps around it.. still 5V..
I took few measurements
PPDCIN 5V (diode mode good according to OBD)
PPBUS 12.27V (diode mode good according to OBD)
PP3V8_AON 3.8V (diode mode good according to OBD)
PP1V8_AON 1.8V
PP5V_S2_MAIN was 2.9v and unstable goes up and down.. (diode mode: 0.406, it seems good as well)
I took off U9300 suspecting maybe its pulling 5V S2 down.. but still 5V S2 was fluctuating..
To save time I changed UC260 (5V S2 VR) directly.. and still 5V S2 was fluctuating..

I measured the enable signal (P5VS2_PWR_EN) and it was low (0.550v) and unstable as well.. and it comes from MPMU U8100..
I measured IPD_PWR_EN_PMU and it was absent.. IPD_PWR_HOLD was absent too.

5VS2_PWR_EN diode 0.714
IPD_PWR_EN_PMU diode 0.714
IPD_PWR_HOLD diode 0.692

I don't want to blame U8100 directly and since I need to order these chips and it requires a lot of time.. is there anything else I need to checkup? something I looked over?
 
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iMuhtaseb

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This board after one month has returned.. customer complained the screen turned grey then it shut off.
I've received the computer, the board takes 5V 0.01-0.08A
PPBUS 12.3V
PP3V8_AON 3.8V
PP1V8_AON 1.8V
PP5V_S2_MAIN 5.1v
PP1V8_S2 1.8v

U9300 should produces three power stages and they're present at 2.5v
P1V8VDDH_DRMOS_PWM1 & P1V8VDDH_DRMOS_PWM2 & P1V8VDDH_DRMOS_PWM3

PP1V8_S1_CLVR_VDDH
1.8v

U8100 bucks were present except for PPVDD_AVEMSR_AWAKESW was missing on all coils and on both sides.

PPVDD2H0_S2SW is present at 1v
 
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2informaticos

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All USB-C ports have the same behavior?
Tested disconnecting internal LCD?

Check if machine can complete DFU revive.
 

iMuhtaseb

Member
"All USB-C ports have the same behavior?"
yes exactly

"Tested disconnecting internal LCD?"
I'm testing bare board

"Check if machine can complete DFU revive."
It won't go into DFU
 

iMuhtaseb

Member
Forcing is by wiring SOC_FORCE_DFU to SOC_FORCE_DFU_DBG based on the test pads on board is that correct or have I gotten it wrong?
If yes then it won't go DFU either
 
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iMuhtaseb

Member
Ok, I didn't know that I was doing it wrong.. can you please give be a brief steps since I've read logi and it confused me even more. Sorry for troubling you.
 

iMuhtaseb

Member
The picture you're mentioning is for the M1 MacBook Air which has a different layout than the 14" MacBook Pro A2442.

I spoke to Alexey to to get the numbers and orientation of the board correct for M1 Pro.

Anyways, I have now 1.25v in SOC_FORCE_DFU still not going into DFU.. I tried bare board and I tried in housing with battery and charger plugged in same results not getting into DFU..
 
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