PM_SLP_S4_L missing

Hello,

On this board all the power rails for the PM_SLP_S4_L power supply are present but the CPU does not send the signal.

PPBUS_G3H 8,58V
PM_BATLOW_L 3,31V
SMC_RESET_L 3,39V
SMC_PM_G2_EN 3,42V
SMC_ONOFF_L 3,42V
PM_RSMRST_L 3,25V
PM_PWRBTN_L 3,41V
PCH_DSWVRMEN 3,3V
PCH_INTRUDER_L 3V
PCH_INTVRMEN 3,22V
PCH_SRTCRST_L 3,3V
RTC_RESET_L 3,3V

PM_SLP_S5_L = 0V
PM_SLP_S0_L = 0V
PM_SLP_SUS_L = 3,32V

With the multimeter I see a very small 0.5V pulse on the PM_SLP_SX when i short smc_onoff

This board has had repairs on:
- PPBUS_S5_HS_COMPUTING_ISNS
- CHGR_CSO_R_N
- CHGR_CSO_R_R
- SMC_TDI
- SMC_TDO
- SMC_TMS
- SMC_INT_L

I also noticed the pad SPI_MISO_R completely burnt

The board dont work on bypass mode.


Thanks for your help ;)
 
Sorry my english is bad i'm french...

I just checked all of the SPI Bus series termination resistors.
All resistances are good. I did not notice any anomaly

I inform that J6100 has suffered liquid damage.

SMC_TCK and PP3V42_G3H shows traces of burns on J6100

Thanks for your help 2informaticos :)
 

2informaticos

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Then clean/remove J6100.

I underscored and bolded "this" waiting to get from you the 820-x code.
"This" is not a valid Apple code!!!
 
I checked the diode mode everywhere I have 0.40-0.50 v
I deduced that the continuities are good ...? (but maybe my theory is silly?)

I couldn't confirm the connections with SMC, do you want me to remove SMC for verification?

I was wrong sorry it is not SPI_MISO_R but PM_CLKRUN_L burnt.
I cannot be sure that it has a good connection to SMC without removing it.
 

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