Hi. I have a hp 530 that suddenly refuse to charge and power even with battery. I think the two lead of the charger suddenly brigded and result in short circuit of the motherboard. Please help me. What component will test and how. I also need site where i could download schematics of laptop board. Thanks. PQ3 has 18.5v i/p and also 18.5v o/p. PQ4 has 18.5v i/p and 0.3v o/p.
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Hi. I have a hp 530 that suddenly refuse to charge and power even with battery. I think the two lead of the charger suddenly brigded and result in short circuit of the motherboard. Please help me. What component will test and how. I also need site where i could download schematics of laptop board. Thanks. PQ3 has 18.5v i/p and also 18.5v o/p. PQ4 has 18.5v i/p and 0.3v o/p.
This help to see if PQ3 and PQ4 are OPEN.
If they are OPEN and PQ4 resistance is low then there is maybe short circuit.
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