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    #41
    Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

    how many omh on pch and cpu coil ?

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      #42
      Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

      Originally posted by dellxps15 View Post
      how many omh on pch and cpu coil ?
      Which Part Number ?

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        #43
        Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

        check resistance from gnd to the red spot. diode mode and omh 200 scale mode.
        Attached Files

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          #44
          Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

          Originally posted by dellxps15 View Post
          check resistance from gnd to the red spot. diode mode and omh 200 scale mode.
          Meter Set to 200 Scale.

          L7630
          Pin 1 is 0.9
          Pin 2 is 0.9

          R7320
          Pin 1 is 10.2
          Pin 2 is 10.3
          Pin 3 is 10.3
          Pin 4 is 10.2

          R7310
          Pin 1 is 10.2
          Pin 2 is 10.2
          Pin 3 is 10.2
          Pin 4 is 10.2

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            #45
            Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

            ive seen lots of air with 10 omh on cpu giving only problem and posting sometimes and not others.

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              #46
              Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

              Originally posted by dellxps15 View Post
              ive seen lots of air with 10 omh on cpu giving only problem and posting sometimes and not others.
              What do you mean? Its gone for good ??

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                #47
                Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                for me u can keep troubleshoting the board, but 10omh on cpu is not good.

                when i have a board with such low resistance (macbook air 2013-2017) i dont spend much time in troubleshoting.

                once one board started working again... i put back some capacitor that was previously removed due to corroded trace... board went dead again and never come up to life.

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                  #48
                  Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                  10 ohms is fine, just depends on what CPU is fitted. Usually faults on 165 boards are PCH related, but if it boots, that's usually a sign CPU/PCH is fine. Problem is more likely power related with a PPBUS_G3H sag. Marginal chargers can be overcome as additional current is supplied by the battery, which seems to be dubious in this thread. So you start with a know good battery AND a genuine charger (not a bench supply) to get a baseline. Then move on U7100 and it's current sense resistors etc.

                  If the board is previously liquid damaged and run through an ultrasonic, these a usually a nightmare because corrosion is often under a passive component and the US makes it much harder to spot. Often a lot of pads also double as VIA's too complicating things. My advice is inspect each components end caps and look for any that are dark/corroded etc. Usually, the pad underneath is corroded resulting in these intermittent issues.

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                    #49
                    Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                    Originally posted by reformatt View Post
                    10 ohms is fine, just depends on what CPU is fitted. Usually faults on 165 boards are PCH related, but if it boots, that's usually a sign CPU/PCH is fine. Problem is more likely power related with a PPBUS_G3H sag. Marginal chargers can be overcome as additional current is supplied by the battery, which seems to be dubious in this thread. So you start with a know good battery AND a genuine charger (not a bench supply) to get a baseline. Then move on U7100 and it's current sense resistors etc.

                    If the board is previously liquid damaged and run through an ultrasonic, these a usually a nightmare because corrosion is often under a passive component and the US makes it much harder to spot. Often a lot of pads also double as VIA's too complicating things. My advice is inspect each components end caps and look for any that are dark/corroded etc. Usually, the pad underneath is corroded resulting in these intermittent issues.

                    The battery is Genuine and Known Good too. So is the Adapter.
                    The most weird thing to me is that there is no Magsafe light when the battery is connected. The light comes on only when battery is unplugged. The booting process is same in both cases though.

                    If we use a higher wattage charger ( Genuine but that of a Macbook Pro), we get Freen/Orange light even with the battery plugged in.
                    Last edited by Instafixx; 07-06-2023, 01:21 AM.

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                      #50
                      Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                      From post #31
                      PP3V42 is fine since i am getting a magsafe light.
                      Repeat testing of this rail with both the battery and adapter connected. Then again with only the battery connected.

                      If you lose the magsafe light, this rail may be missing.

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                        #51
                        Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                        Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                        From post #31


                        Repeat testing of this rail with both the battery and adapter connected. Then again with only the battery connected.

                        If you lose the magsafe light, this rail may be missing.
                        This rail i am always getting 3.42V

                        Without Battery Only Adapter - Magsafe Light with 3.42V
                        With Battery and Without Adapter - 3.4V
                        With Battery and Magsafe Adapter - 3.42 V - No Light on the Genuine Charger - Light on the Higher Wattage Charger.

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                          #52
                          Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                          From repair wiki:

                          Magsafe LED is OFF when battery is connected and no charging, but green/orange light and normal boot from charger when battery is disconnected. Resolved by replacing Q7180 transistor.

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                            #53
                            Re: Macbook A1466 Maybe Q7180

                            Originally posted by dellxps15 View Post
                            when i have a board with such low resistance (macbook air 2013-2017) i dont spend much time in troubleshoting.
                            Can't compare Haswell and Broadwell.
                            OpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardView

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