Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
What do you think ?Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
LOL on your previous post.
Pin 28 will be the pin north of the dot marking.
Pin #1 is to the left of the dot marking.
Measure voltage to ground of pin #28 = VCC.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
pin 28 measures 19vComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
Good VCC.
Measure each pin on this charger IC with the battery attached. Proceed with care so not to short any pins.
Post each measurement.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
ok finally got to itAttached FilesComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
what do u think ?Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
The ACDRV pin #4 voltage is too low. It should be a boosted voltage of ~25v. This voltage output should be adapter voltage + REGN voltage, so 19v + REGN = ~25v.
With 20v only on ACDRV, the DCin mosfets between the adapter and main power rail will be OFF.
REGN pin #25 is at 0v and should be at 6v.
Remove all power, meter in resistance mode.
Measure the resistance to ground of the REGN pin.
Post the measurement.
Also, with no power, meter in diode mode.
Red meter probe, yes red to ground.
Black meter probe to the REGN pin #25.
What is the measurement?
Be sure there is no power to the board. Be sure you are on pin #25.
As mentioned earlier by other techs, you may have a leaky MOSFET that is causing these faults.
Concerned about the missing REGN rail. This often means the charger IC is defective and needs to be replaced. If you are not in a rush, AliExpress will have this part. When placing an order, also purchase the mosfets surrounding this charger IC. They are very inexpensive. Post pics of the mosfets that are driven by this charger IC.
For example, the ACDRV pin will have a ~4k resistor that will go to pin #4 of 2x mosfets. Those mosfets are also suspects. A leaky MOSFET will allow the board to power up but not charge the battery.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
ok will do , and to save time ill buy 2 ics and pack of mosfets. The little square one or the larger ones? Also wheres the best place to buy these in the US?Last edited by irepair559; 02-28-2023, 08:52 AM.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
Post the topside markings of the mosfets or clear pictures of the same.
Most should be available from Digikey / Mouser.
For the charger IC, TI has their own webstore as well. Wait till we build up a grocery list.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
isnt pin 24 the REGN ? pin 25 is 5.8vComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
Correct, pin #24 = REGN. Be sure that you are measuring the proper pin.
Update the latest / corrected voltage to ground on pin #24.Attached FilesComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
pin 24 diode reading 0.52vLast edited by irepair559; 02-28-2023, 01:08 PM.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
remember i mentioned that top area of the board where it had a burnt cap i removed. Do you think something up there is causing all this?
Also those mosfets are more down the board near the batt term.. They look really heated up and curved.. How do i test mosfets ?Attached FilesComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
what do u think brother ?Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
anyone ?Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
To test mosfets, you can check the resistance between the pins of the device or check their diode mode readings. Found a great website that details both but let me summarize one method.
Reference:
https://electronicsbeliever.com/how-...-is-defective/
Both methods must be with no power to the logic board.
Checking in resistance mode is convenient.
Meter in resistance mode.
Measure the resistance across the mosfet pins as follows:
Source (1-2-3) & Drain (5-6-7-8)
Source (1-2-3) & gate (4)
Gate (4) & Drain (5-6-7-8)
Post each measurement. If the reading is low, the part is likely defective.Comment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
Just since it's not yet been mentioned, this is also why your laptop is turning off before starting. You'll find the bios battery is also dead and not chargingComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
ok it seems ike i found 2 bad mosfets?
one right behind the charger port
source grounded to drain
the other small one near top of board where the cap burnt..
Gate ( where dot is ) shorted to drain ( all 4 pins other side)
gets 24 ohms beeps..Attached FilesComment
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Re: Asus Rog Laptop new battery still 0% Biard issue?
Although it is a typical way how a DC-IN Mosfet shorts out, your resistance measurements does not makes sense at all regarding the previous observation.
The two Mosfets on the first picture. What resistance do you measure between Source and Gate?
The Dual-Mosfet near the burned via might be a secondary(!) issue which you might want to rule out later.Comment
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My question pertains to understanding the control circuity inside a Dell PT434 type battery used in Dell E6400, E6410 and other Dell notebooks?
Does anyone have a circuit diagram for the inside of a Dell PT434 battery and/or a description of how the control lines work to control this battery?
My reason for asking is I have a battery which I cannot get to charge beyond 1% in a Dell E6410 or E6400.
The LED bar graph charge indicator on the battery shows one LED lighted when the info button is pressed.
I have tried multiple different Dell power adapters. My Dell... -
Hi everyone,
I'm having an issue with my Lenovo ThinkPad P43s. The laptop does not power on when the internal battery is connected, but it works fine on AC power alone (battery disconnected). Once the battery is reconnected, the system becomes completely unresponsive — no lights, no fan spin, nothing.
Here's what I've tried so far:- Power/EC reset (held power button for 60 seconds with battery and AC disconnected)
- Booted successfully on AC power only with the battery disconnected
- Visual inspection of the battery — no swelling, burn marks, or connector damage
- Battery
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Hi, so the old battery was getting error stated it's capacity is starting too get low and should be replaced, so the customer bought a new one and replaced it, but the new battery was also getting this notice that it's capacity is getting low and should be replaced, so i took the laptop for testing and the battery is charging at the terminal at 8.03V , the voltage of the battery is 7.7V, and drawing around 600mA when charger is put and the laptop is off...so that should be ok... but the bios system test doesn't recognize the battery and can't do the battery test and so is the hp battery manager,... -
Hello, I have issue with Dell Inspiron 3542.
Motherboard marking:
The laptop works just fine (on battery and power supply) and doesn't cause any problems, except those described below:Code:Cedar_Intel-MB 13269-1 PWB FX3MC REV: A00
- The first problem is that the RTC/CMOS battery self-discharges after about 2-3 weeks after installing a new battery. I have been installing different batteries (GP, Duracell, Energizer) and the problem still exist.
- The second problem is the LAN network card (Realtek RTL8106E), which is not detected at all in Windows. The BIOS is
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I have an Asus TUF machine that doesn't run off battery. Runs off charger ok, shows orange battery charging light and shows battery is at 96%. Battery voltage is less than 0.5v though. It had a short on the 20v rail from a dead cap. Pic attached. Removed cap and replaced a dc in mosfet. Machine now powers and runs fine.
I have also replaced all 3 battery mosfets with no change. The 1st battery mosfet has 20v going in. Pic attached.
Does it sound like a battery ic problem, it has bq2470. Not sure if I should replace that as well at this stage as I'd need to order one.
Thanks....
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