Re: Asus N53SV Dead No Power
Hi again, I have now replaced the 1 shorted CPU mosfet and there is slight progress.
As soon as I plug the AC in the power, wifi, caps/num/touchpad lock, and power leds light up straight away. After a while the fan starts to spin, other than that there is no sign of life. I can turn the machine off by the power button but when I turn it on again it cycles turning on and off every few seconds.
If I plug it in and leave it on for a while, the GPU coils get the warmest but only a little bit warm, the GPU itself warms up just a little less than the coils, the small chip (near the CPU touching the heatsink) warms up about as much as the GPU, I can't tell if the CPU heats up, I think it just feels hot because of the heat from the other chip travelling through the copper, I don't think the CPU is producing heat though, the CPU coils don't feel hot at all nor do any of the mosfets. so??
thanks
Hi again, I have now replaced the 1 shorted CPU mosfet and there is slight progress.
As soon as I plug the AC in the power, wifi, caps/num/touchpad lock, and power leds light up straight away. After a while the fan starts to spin, other than that there is no sign of life. I can turn the machine off by the power button but when I turn it on again it cycles turning on and off every few seconds.
If I plug it in and leave it on for a while, the GPU coils get the warmest but only a little bit warm, the GPU itself warms up just a little less than the coils, the small chip (near the CPU touching the heatsink) warms up about as much as the GPU, I can't tell if the CPU heats up, I think it just feels hot because of the heat from the other chip travelling through the copper, I don't think the CPU is producing heat though, the CPU coils don't feel hot at all nor do any of the mosfets. so??
thanks
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