MBP 820-3113. Liquid damage.

gcain

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[FONT=&quot]Significant liquid damage with pins 4 & 5, as well as the traces totally dissolved (Red wine, Arg!).

[FONT=&quot]Replaced U5410: Pins 4 & 5 completely burnt out.[/FONT]
I ran a wire from U5410 pin 4 to R5410 Pin 2 and from U5410 Pin 5 to R5410 Pin 3 to try and get around the traces being burnt out. (Can someone confirm this is right please?!)

Replaced R7403 which was dead.


Board now powers up but fan runs high & R7403 is reading erratic voltages.

Can someone suggest some measurements I should be taking?


I'm new to the board repair business and know enough to be dangerous. :)
With a little direction though I should find my feet really quickly. All suggestions and input appreciated.
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dukefawks

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U5410 is not important right now, the board will work without for now.
Measure both R7402 and 3 from F7040 to the actual pin on U7400 to see if the traces are ok.
ALL_SYS_PWRGD present?
 

gcain

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Thanks for the instructions!

U7400 doesn't have a pin 48, it stops at 40 (or 41 really) right?
 

gcain

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Ahhh No!
I got two boards mixed up!!

I'll get the proper readings in a moment.
 
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gcain

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I cleaned the points and checked again.

I'm getting 30 to 40 Mohms (it's not a stable reading) on both pins.


(Going to start checking every component btween U7400::Pin1 and F7040)

Happened to get another 3115 in today and checked U7400 to F7040; Yep, 182 & 150k Ohms exactly. :/
This is good though, I have something to look for now.
 
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gcain

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F7040 to C7513::Pin1 is 0Ohms.
C7513::Pin1 to R7402 & R7403 is 6MOhms.

So I'm guessing if we jumper-wire from C7513::Pin1 to R7402 & R7403 I should have power back there. :)

Yeeew, going to give it a try and report back.


Edit:
Could one of the capacitors on that line be faulty and causing this issue?
Maybe the issue is a component and not the trace.
 
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gcain

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Still no chime or picture or ram-beeps.

I'm getting the 12.6v at R7402 & R7403 now, but the behaviour is exactly the same.
 
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