macbook M3 A2992 820-02918 - No backlight

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  • defdjamel
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    • Jul 2025
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    macbook M3 A2992 820-02918 - No backlight

    no backlight on macbook 14" M3 A2992 820-02918,
    PPVOUT_LUXE : 12V
    BL_PMIC_PWR_EN = 1,2v
    the value is normal for 1.2v ?
    voltage direct on jumper
    is someone already repair this model?
    thanks
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