Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

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  • mikay786
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Aug 2014
    • 765
    • UK

    #1

    Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

    Trying to figure out why I have no power on this board.

    I’ve got power coming in from original charger fine, 1st 2nd mosfets seem fine.

    I’ve got no voltages on the bios chip on any of the pins including the vcc

    I’ve got 3.3v on the power button connector and does drop to 0 when pressed

    I’ve noticed at a pair of mosfets I have got 19v at drain but nothing on the opposite end so kind of thinking I have a issue here

    The mosfet after that has 100ohm resistance between drain and source.

    Just wanted to make sure I’m on the right track and anything else to check
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  • mon2
    Badcaps Legend
    • Dec 2019
    • 14003
    • Canada

    #2
    Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

    Yes, you are.

    Link the schematic if available in the schematic forum.

    The mosfets you are referencing are likely the usual DCin mosfets. Which charger IC is nearby? Perhaps the BQ series? Share the topside markings of the same.

    If yes, measure the voltage to ground of each pin on this mosfet. If N-channel mosfets, gate should be ~25 volts to enable.

    Update - never mind - found the schematic in my paid database.

    The charger IC is indeed BQ series but the ACDRV pin is not used. Instead, your DCin*2 mosfets are P-channel.

    So gate pin must be LOWER than the source / drain pin voltage to enable.

    The low resistance you have observed is not a good sign is often means the mosfet is leaky.

    See attached for the partial schematic of this region.

    Proceed to measure the source / drain / gate pin voltage to ground of each of these DCin mosfets.

    Post each measurement.
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    Last edited by mon2; 05-28-2023, 07:04 PM.

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    • mikay786
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      • Aug 2014
      • 765
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      #3
      Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

      The low resistance was on the mosfet near the ram with the red arrow.

      PQ1
      • G - 9.78
      • S - 19.75
      • D - 19.75
      • RESISTANCE S & D is 15 MEGA OHMS

      PQ2
      • G - 8.31
      • S - 19.75
      • D - 19.75
      • RESISTANCE S & D 32 KILO OHMS

      PQ7
      • G - 0
      • S - 0
      • D - 19.75
      • RESISTANCE S & D 14 KILO OHMS

      PQ8
      • G - 0
      • S - 0
      • D - 0
      • RESISTANCE S & D 100 OHMS

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      • mon2
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        • Dec 2019
        • 14003
        • Canada

        #4
        Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

        PQ2 is showing a very low resistance across source & drain.

        Suggest to flux it and carefully remove this mosfet and then check it's resistance again once it is cool and on your work table.

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        • mikay786
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          • Aug 2014
          • 765
          • UK

          #5
          Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

          removed all 4 mofset

          pq1&2

          red probe drain / black on source both read about 5.6 M ohm
          and 0.l when i flip the probes, why is this?

          pq7

          black prove drain red on source = 8.5 m ohm
          0.l when probes reversed

          pq8

          black prove drain red on source = 6.3 m ohm
          0.l when probes reversed


          on the empty pads board

          pq2
          red probe drain / black on source read about 0.47 M ohm
          reversed 0.47 m ohm and climbing slowly

          pq1
          red probe drain / black on source weird reading jumping 0.l & 2.6 k ohm on off
          reversed 76 k ohm

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          • mikay786
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            • Aug 2014
            • 765
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            #6
            Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

            Do the mosfet reading look normal?

            And the board readings where the mosfets were?

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            • mon2
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              • Dec 2019
              • 14003
              • Canada

              #7
              Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

              PQ1 measurements do not.

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              • mikay786
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                • Aug 2014
                • 765
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                #8
                Re: Msi GT72 - MS-17851 V1 board no power

                Possibly another component like a capacitor nearby causing issues?

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