no i haven't 
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Hi masters, I have this machine on bench, came with not working keyboard and trackpad. I found shorted can on trackpad power line. So I solved it, keyboard and trackpad start working, but now FANs run at full speed and MAC is very very slow, cant reinstall iOS either...
Do you have any sugestion what can be the culprit? I tried new trackpad, but the same issue.
I double checket battery data line cable and there is good continuity too.
Many thanks for any tips.Comment
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Carefully - Measure the voltage to ground of each pin on the battery connector. Post each measurement.Comment
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Will back to work tomorrow or Monday, today had to leave. Need to assembled it. Will post measurement. ThanksComment
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SMBUS lines are not shorted.
what is the voltage to ground of ppbus_g3h ?Comment
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ppbus_g3h 12,6VComment
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Review & post the voltage to ground measurements for:
I2C_SNS1_S0_SCL
I2C_SNS1_S0_SDA
I2C_SNS_G3S_SCL
I2C_SNS_G3S_SDALast edited by mon2; 01-29-2024, 08:09 AM.Comment
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Hi,
I2C_SNS1_S0_SCL - 1,6V
I2C_SNS1_S0_SDA - 1,6V
I2C_SNS_G3S_SCL - 1,8V
I2C_SNS_G3S_SDA - 1,8VComment
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Confirm that these lines are not @ 1v8 like the others?I2C_SNS1_S0_SCL - 1,6V
I2C_SNS1_S0_SDA - 1,6V
Remove all power. Meter in diode mode. Red meter probe to ground; black meter probe to:
I2C_SNS1_S0_SCL ; what is the diode mode reading?
I2C_SNS1_S0_SDA ; what is the diode mode reading?Comment
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I am sure, they were 1v6. I can change bateries in multimeter and repeat measurement+ make diode mode reading. That voltage shoud be 1v8? Maybe faulty trackpad? Trackpad cable?Comment
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To me it sounds lower than the norm. Someone is pulling these lines down. Not sure if it impacts the raised fault but the default parked voltage should be 1v8. Sure - disconnect what you can and attempt to test this line again.
There appears to be only thermal sensors on this dedicated SMBUS network.
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Hi, I double check it, 1v6 voltage there on both lines, everything disconnected from the board.
Diode mode reading.
I2C_SNS1_S0_SCL ; 0,4v
I2C_SNS1_S0_SDA ; 0,4v
Edit: I probably found culprit. C5850 area damagedAttached FilesComment
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Its solved my friend. You helped me a lot. Thank you.Attached FilesComment
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I've returned to this macbook and 3 ports are working 20V ... One port was taking only 5V and 0,2A
I've tried to replace CD3215 for this port 3x and still the same issue ... but now it's not turning on ampmeter on this port at all, on other ports still 20V but macbook doesn't turn on (no chime, anything)
I found out that i can't measure resistance to ground on PP20V_USBC_TA_VBUS (on other port's i'm getting correct value) here it's only trying my multimeter is no able to get value ...
I tried to remove everything from that line PP20V_USBC_TA_VBUS
QB300 - result the same
FB200 - result the same
DB501 - result the same
DB500 - result the same
CB510 - result the same
CB511 - result the same
CB301 - result the same
UB300 - result the same
any idea ?Last edited by obelix24; 03-04-2024, 01:40 AM.Comment
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