Then post U7001 voltages at same time.
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MacBook Pro 13" A1502 820-4924-a
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myiannakou
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U7100 Voltages
MagSafe Only
Pin 1 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 3.395
Pin 2 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 3.150
Pin 3 - GND = 0
Pin 4 - SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC = 3.395
Pin 5 - PP3v42_G3H = 3.395
Battery Only
Pin 1 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 2 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 3 - GND = 0
Pin 4 - SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC = 0
Pin 5 - PP3v42_G3H = 3.391
Battery + Charger
Pin 1 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 2 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 3 - GND = 0
Pin 4 - SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC = 0
Pin 5 - PP3v42_G3H = 3.391
MagSafe Only
Pin 1 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 3.395
Pin 2 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 3.150
Pin 3 - GND = 0
Pin 4 - SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC = 3.395
Pin 5 - PP3v42_G3H = 3.395
Battery Only
Pin 1 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 2 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 3 - GND = 0
Pin 4 - SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC = 0
Pin 5 - PP3v42_G3H = 3.391
Battery + Charger
Pin 1 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 2 - SMC_BC_ACOK = 0
Pin 3 - GND = 0
Pin 4 - SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC = 0
Pin 5 - PP3v42_G3H = 3.391
Put some logic on your job and avoid wasting time!
Any reason to measure U7001 with battery alone?
Did you ever see a Magsafe light on, in such case?
You lose SMC_BC_ACOK, good enough to lose the Magsafe light too.
Post basic U7100 voltages in that case; pins 1, 2, 3, 9, 12, 13, 15, 19, 20, 27.
Be sure no short between R7120/50.
Any reason to measure U7001 with battery alone?
Did you ever see a Magsafe light on, in such case?
You lose SMC_BC_ACOK, good enough to lose the Magsafe light too.
Post basic U7100 voltages in that case; pins 1, 2, 3, 9, 12, 13, 15, 19, 20, 27.
Be sure no short between R7120/50.
myiannakou
Member
Should I have the battery and magsafe pugged in when measuring the voltages on U7100 ?
You've said to get the problem ONLY when both charger and battery are connected.
Now make a guess, please...
Now make a guess, please...
myiannakou
Member
U7100 with charger and battery connected
pin 1 = .019
pin 2 = .078
pin 3 = .019
pin 9 = 0
pin 12 = 3.390
pin 13 = 3.360
pin 15 = .060
pin 19 = 0
pin 20 = 0
pin 27 = 10.55
How do I check for a short between R7120 and R7150 please?
pin 1 = .019
pin 2 = .078
pin 3 = .019
pin 9 = 0
pin 12 = 3.390
pin 13 = 3.360
pin 15 = .060
pin 19 = 0
pin 20 = 0
pin 27 = 10.55
How do I check for a short between R7120 and R7150 please?
"pin 2 = .078"
Missing DCIN voltage.
Post Q7010 voltages.
Possibly original charger detects leakage, or overload.
Post PPBUS_G3H voltage only with charger.
Did you test with fake charger, or lab PSU?
Check resistance over C7120/50.
Missing DCIN voltage.
Post Q7010 voltages.
Possibly original charger detects leakage, or overload.
Post PPBUS_G3H voltage only with charger.
Did you test with fake charger, or lab PSU?
Check resistance over C7120/50.
myiannakou
Member
PPBUS_G3H charger only = 12.57
With lab PSU only and NO battery I get green then amber light but I can't get the board to power on (have tried powering on using the pads and also with keyboard)
It will, however, power on with lab PSU + Battery and the light does stay on the magsafe (amber)
I don't know how to give you the voltage readings for Q7010 as my board view shows a different orientation of the chip from my actual logic board.
c7120 = 28.49 mega ohms
c7150 = 3.8 ohms
With lab PSU only and NO battery I get green then amber light but I can't get the board to power on (have tried powering on using the pads and also with keyboard)
It will, however, power on with lab PSU + Battery and the light does stay on the magsafe (amber)
I don't know how to give you the voltage readings for Q7010 as my board view shows a different orientation of the chip from my actual logic board.
c7120 = 28.49 mega ohms
c7150 = 3.8 ohms
"c7120 = 28.49 mega ohms"
Check R7121/22 and their traces.
Fix that; should be good enough to solve the problem.
Check R7121/22 and their traces.
Fix that; should be good enough to solve the problem.
myiannakou
Member
R7121 and 22 were open circuit. Replaced both and problem solved.
You are an absolute genius! I don't know how you do it but I will read through our discussion and try and understand why you asked me to do the things you asked me to do.
Thank you very much!
You are an absolute genius! I don't know how you do it but I will read through our discussion and try and understand why you asked me to do the things you asked me to do.
Thank you very much!