Hello I am contacting you because I have a tuf506l laptop which does not start just the keyboard and the power light which lights up for 1 second then nothing. I did not find a short circuit on the main rails. The battery charges well. I have already flashed the bios but no change. I also tried other rams even without any change either.Thank you in advance for your help .
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Last edited by azemar; 02-06-2023, 11:19 AM. -
Re: Asus tuf 506l FX506lh no power boot
Start with the charger IC review.
Remove all power. Check the resistance to ground of the main power rail @ pin # 1 (ACN) of the BQ charger IC.
What is the reading ?
Assuming there is no short / low resistance, power up:
Same pin - this is the main power rail and should be ~19 volts (steady).
Also review the other highlighted pins as per attachment.Attached Files -
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Re: Asus tuf 506l FX506lh no power boot
Can you check the voltage to ground on pin #24 (REGN) again?
It should be ~6 volts.Comment
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Re: Asus tuf 506l FX506lh no power boot
Sorry 24=6.04vComment
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Re: Asus tuf 506l FX506lh no power boot
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