Macbook A1502 - 820-3476 Trackpad Not Working

Instafixx

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Hello,
I have a Macbook 820-3476 with no trackpad. I replaced the cable and the trackpad as well from a donor laptop but its still the same. Can this be a board issue ? The board is clean though.
 

Instafixx

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Ran a jumper wire from Point 2 of L4807 to Point 2 of R4808.

The device didnt turn on. Only Backlight was there.
Removed the jumper . The device turned on.
 

2informaticos

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What???
I said to bypass 2 components; not to tied them together.
Didn't think that shouldn't join 3V3 and 5V power rails???
 

Instafixx

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Sorry but i have not understood what you mean bypass. Should we remove the component and run a wire from point 1 to point 2 ?
 

2informaticos

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So, you have correct voltage at pins 1 & 4 of J4800?

Check traces between J4800 and U4801.
Also resolder them.
Keyboard works correctly?
Do you have 0V at BUTTON_DISABLE?
Be sure R4800 is good.

If still not working, replace U4801.
 

Instafixx

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Correct Voltages at Pin 1 and Pin 2.

Keyboard Works correctly.

Yes 0V at Button Disable.

R4800 Voltage Cycling between 1.4 to 3.2V continuously.\

Note - All above voltages are taken with the bypass done on L4807 and R4808.

What do you mean by check traces ? i didnt understand that
 

2informaticos

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Check traces continuity between trackpad connector (J4800) and U4801.

I recommend to try more trackpad cables.
2 from 3 (new chinese) cables failed for me time ago.
 

Instafixx

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Hi,
Same model with Same iSsue .

I removed L4807 and R4808 to test. Still does not work.
I checked voltages at J4800 Pin 1 and Pin 4 are Zero. (Checked With the above 2 removed).

I put them back and Check Voltages.
Pin 1 is 3.3V
Pin 4 is 0V.

Please suggest
 
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2informaticos

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"I removed L4807 and R4808 to test. Still does not work.
I checked voltages at J4800 Pin 1 and Pin 4 are Zero. (Checked With the above 2 removed)."
What do you expect, cutting off the power rails???

Possibly L4807 is bad; bypass it.
 
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