Turns on but very slow MBP 820-2936-B

[Allstartek]

I have watched several videos on this from Mr. Rossmann but I can not figure out how to locate errors identified in ASD.. finding the right version is an entirely different issue... I would really appreciate any assistance possible.
Is there a report of some kind that identifies the errors? my current error is 4SNS/ 1 /40000001:VP0R-0.000 (have also previously received 4SNS/ 1 /40000001:VP0R-0.038 and 4SNS/ 1 /40000001:VP0R-0.006)

2011 MBP 13" board 820-2936-B

 

[dukefawks]

Corrosion around Q5300 and the 2 resistors there.

 

[Allstartek]

Thank you so much. I'll clean and replace them all.

Is there a diagram that shows the VP0R errors or the ASD errors?

 

[dukefawks]

Nope but vp0r is listed in the 3115 diagram.

 

[Allstartek]

I'm sorry and new to this so I have no idea what a 3115 diagram is.

I replaced Q5300 and both resistors.. of course I have a new VP0R error now.. Very weird, frustrating... all of the above

4SNS/ 1 /40000001:VP0R--12.214

 

[dukefawks]

VP0R is reading 12.214V so the sensor is working fine now. Does this machine power on without the battery installed?

 

[Allstartek]

The very second that I connected the power supply it turned itself on.

 

[Allstartek]

So the error isn't an error.... Makes perfect sense.. so Apple and Microsoft aren't so different after all. FEATURE, not error.

 

[dukefawks]

Run the normal EFI version of ASD, not the built-in one. The sensor should read 12.5V without the battery connected. Are you sure you put Q5300 in the right way around?

 

[Allstartek]

Sorry for the delay. I was a little busy.
I ran ASD via the internet version. Couldn't find the correct files to make the USB drive ASD EFI.

Assuming that pin 1 has the little dent on the top of the IC, yes pin one is to ground.

 

[dukefawks]

As long as it is not slow anymore now, just leave it.