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    #21
    Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

    ok, good that you are here. Thx

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      #22
      Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

      Hi mon2,
      i have
      R8401 12,55Volts
      C8401 Pin1= 0,04Volts Pin2= 12,55Volts
      Q8400 Pin 3+4= 12,55Volts
      R8442 Pin1= 0,0006 Volts
      Attached Files

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        #23
        Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

        With R8442 at 0v, the backlight circuit is not being enabled.

        Check the lid switch voltage to ground. This hall effect switch is inside the trackpad and often causes problems. With no power, also confirm that the interface cable contacts are clean and properly seated. IPA and a cotton swab are great to clean the cable contacts. If the logic board believes the lid is closed, the backlight will remain off.

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          #24
          Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

          ok, but I took the measurements with the logic board removed. The measuring points are all on the back.

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            #25
            Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

            Ok. See attached.

            Measure the voltage to ground of the IPD_LID_OPEN signal.
            Attached Files

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              #26
              Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

              I have 1,794Volts at Pin 4 U4802. And There are solder balls on the U4802 at pin 4 and pin 3

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                #27
                Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                LID sensor is OK.

                What is the voltage to ground of:

                I2C_DISP_SCL
                I2C_DISP_SDA

                PP1V8_S5_GPIOX_R ; power to the MUX (and the (tech) people)
                PP3V3_S5_GPIOX_R



                The above are used to deal with the display (U9801) and also the backlight enable signal.

                PS: Have to check out for a few hours for the usual grocery shopping. Purchased some new security cameras for the business and the NEXT day they dropped the price. Really?? Price adjustment time

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                  #28
                  Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                  Ohh;-)
                  I2C_DISP_SCL = 1,79Volts
                  I2C_DISP_SDA = 1,79Volts
                  PP1V8_S5_GPIOX_R = 1,79Volts
                  PP3V3_S5_GPIOX_R = 3,34Volts

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                    #29
                    Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                    With no power to the board, meter in resistance mode, check the resistance across R8401.

                    It should be ~80k ohms.
                    Last edited by mon2; 11-27-2022, 07:24 PM.

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                      #30
                      Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                      yes 80,42k

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                        #31
                        Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                        What else can I do? Another idea? br

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                          #32
                          Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                          Does this display function on another logic board?

                          The logic board works with an external monitor?

                          This model is impacted by flexgate so the fault may be broken interface cabling on the display assembly.

                          https://youtu.be/k0xZe_4D8C0

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                            #33
                            Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                            Yes, everything is ok on the external monitor! I just bought a same A1990 with defective board. Since the display is intact. I'll put my board there!

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                              #34
                              Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                              No Flexgate, then I rather think that the board got some liquid from the display. It's also getting very warm, I just noticed.

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                                #35
                                Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                                Hi, its the Display!! I found another A1990 here! and the display is intact. It works! So the board is defective from the display! Can you also buy the board?
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                                  #36
                                  Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                                  That is good news ☺️

                                  For knowledge, watch this video where only the lcd is replaced for a macbook. This is a lower cost option but then is a longer servicing time for the procedure.

                                  https://youtu.be/I_kcMyhwZls

                                  Do read the comments as well. Personally is on my things to do list but first need to fix up our company and take legal action against the guilty one. Lawyer meetings this week.

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                                    #37
                                    Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                                    Can I also buy the display board? Then you don't have to replace the display if only the board is defective!
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                                      #38
                                      Re: Macbook A1990 820-01041-A Dark Display

                                      Have not seen only tcon board repair but ask the lcd vendors on AliExpress.

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