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    a 1707 820-00928 20v 1.8A charging battery boot no screen no chime no fans spin

    Hello , i have an a 1707 that is about to blow my mind.I was about to change battery and when i did it suddenly had chime but no screen .I removed keyboards cable from logic board then i had screen .I plugged it again the cable while MacBook pro was on and since then ,no chime no boot, voltages looks ok 20v 1.8A .EDP meter shows no problem ,Thermal camera shows heat on U7210 and U1100.
    Any ideas will be helpful

    Thxxx
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