can someone help me with a dell latitude 5320 problem, it doesn't start all the time and doesn't charge, and when it starts, the start-up light comes on for a few seconds and then stops i have 5v 3v and 1.8v on pr4401 i have 4.3v ,it only takes 5v from the charger, it does not switch to 20v
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Re: dell latitude 5320 no power
You are consuming only 190 mA which is too low of a current draw.
Any liquid spill?
Remove all power. Meter in resistance mode. Measure the resistance to ground of each inductor on the board. Perhaps a shorted cap is causing an excessive current draw. Is the schematic available? Do not post it here but do link it in the schematic forum. -
Hello.I have exactly the same problem, MOCKINGBIRD-L CML UMA 8L (19746-1) motherboard and Dell Latitude 3510 laptop, the power light comes on for a second and then goes off, I have 5V and 3V. Laptop not power on.The battery is not charging but it may be dead. I have no strange values on the coils. I want to ask you if I need to have 1.8v alw for this motherboard model. I would like to start from here.
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by imedboxihave the same probleme the labtop want charge with the power supply! my bat is decharged then i can test it with battry it power on!
i got this after flash bios "XM25QH256C" for removing admin password,i revert to the original then not charge or power on, befor it power on and chargin!
Any Help !
her link for Boardview and the Schematic
Dell Latitude 5440
bios version : 1.12.20
MTHERBOARD : IDB40 LA-M401P Rev:1.0(A00) 2023-11-10
https://www.transfernow.net/dl/20250721QpvcJ0UG
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