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  • tomodachi
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Apr 2012
    • 593
    • Turkey

    #1

    DV9000 no power

    I accidentally connected + and - pins wrongly and now laptop won't turn on, there is 19V on PQ61 (4430) 5,6,7,8. pins but no voltage beyond that mosfet, some help please ?
  • spidey
    climbs
    • Dec 2012
    • 644
    • Cyprus

    #2
    Re: DV9000 no power

    remove battery, and remove cmos battery wait 10 sec. try again. i think protection circuit is locked. If it doesnt work, then we have a lot of job to do arkadaşım

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    • tomodachi
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Apr 2012
      • 593
      • Turkey

      #3
      Re: DV9000 no power

      ok I 'll try it tomorrow, let you know what happened dostum

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      • tomodachi
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Apr 2012
        • 593
        • Turkey

        #4
        Re: DV9000 no power

        Originally posted by spidey
        remove battery, and remove cmos battery wait 10 sec. try again. i think protection circuit is locked. If it doesnt work, then we have a lot of job to do arkadaşım

        That magic trick didn't worked for me, we can skip to "we have a lot of job to do part" now

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        • tomodachi
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Apr 2012
          • 593
          • Turkey

          #5
          Re: DV9000 no power

          Originally posted by tomodachi
          That magic trick didn't worked for me, we can skip to "we have a lot of job to do part" now
          And happy ending ! I found the broken component, there was a diode on PD16 which shows open on measuring, I replaced it and mobo worked, thanks Spidey for interesting anyway, have a good day !

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          • spidey
            climbs
            • Dec 2012
            • 644
            • Cyprus

            #6
            Re: DV9000 no power

            i'm glad you made it.

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