PS5 Shorted power button line

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  • Mousetohome
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    • Sep 2024
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    PS5 Shorted power button line

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    I been trying to trace this via for a few hours now, Could someone tell me what Chip gets Ground to power up the console? Or maybe about where it should go? This is from a EDM-033 but i would imagine most are the same.
  • redbaron1007
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    • Jun 2021
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    I don't know that I follow very well, Are you saying you have a short between those two points are are they both shorted to ground?

    What is the system doing when you press the power button? Do you get any beeps at all or is there nothing? Have you checked all the voltage rails for shorts and do you have the 5v/3.3v (can't remember which voltage it is off the top of my head) standby voltage on the power button?

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