Hello. I have one A2289 (820-01987-A) device. The Apple logo appears and the device resets. I connected it to an external display and disabled the socket of its own display. When I press the ALT key, the disc symbol appears, it does not reset or shut down, but the system does not start up in any way, when I make a selection, the password screen does not appear on the black screen. When I connect the system disc from the external display to the external display, when I make a selection to set up the system, it stays on the black screen after a while. the device turns off. There was a trace on the U3701 as if it had exploded, but it could see wifi on the external screen. I removed U3701, but the result is the same reset. Where might the problem be? What should I do? Can you help me?
Macbook pro A2289 820-01987-A
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Thank you for the link. I made the measurements and the following PPVCCEDRAMS0_EN_FILT_BUF signal is missing. When the device came to me, the screen was defective. I tried the working screen, but it turns off.
PP0v95_S0_CPUVCCIO_REG_R : 0.97v
PVCCIO_EN : 3.3v
PPVCCEDRAMS0_EN_FILT_BUF : 0vComment
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Measure the voltage to ground of the following:
PP3V3_S5
PVCCEDRAMS0_EN ; this signal is then fed into the U7712 gates to wave shape / clean up the same signal and results in being PVCCEDRAMS0_EN_FILT_BUF
ALL_SYS_PWRGD_R ; this signal must be a logic HIGH to denote that all power rails are validComment
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