Hi ! 
I'm becoming crazy for this one, i have a non working asus GU532GV-ES023T.
I checked for short on the main power rail and couldnt find anything.
Then i checked +nvvdd for the gpu and found a short (0,1 ohm maybe a little more), but i learned later that it's normal for a gpu to have a resistance this low.
I checked the cpu and got 2 ohm, it's also normal here.
I noticed that someone have already worked on it and found a short between 3vadsw_LG_30 and gnd.
The last person made a short between this line and gnd on a mosfet. I resolved the short with my iron and thinking that it would do it, i plugged the pc on.
Nothing, i checked with my thermal camera and saw that a small ic is getting hot : PU8701 aka sn51285arukr.
I am kind of stuck here because i don't know if replacing it will resolve my problem... can i remove it and check for short then ?

I'm becoming crazy for this one, i have a non working asus GU532GV-ES023T.
I checked for short on the main power rail and couldnt find anything.
Then i checked +nvvdd for the gpu and found a short (0,1 ohm maybe a little more), but i learned later that it's normal for a gpu to have a resistance this low.
I checked the cpu and got 2 ohm, it's also normal here.
I noticed that someone have already worked on it and found a short between 3vadsw_LG_30 and gnd.
The last person made a short between this line and gnd on a mosfet. I resolved the short with my iron and thinking that it would do it, i plugged the pc on.
Nothing, i checked with my thermal camera and saw that a small ic is getting hot : PU8701 aka sn51285arukr.
I am kind of stuck here because i don't know if replacing it will resolve my problem... can i remove it and check for short then ?
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