Help me identify the component for Thinkpad E15 Gen 2 - NS-D013 - daughter board

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  • trepachka
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    • Oct 2022
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    Help me identify the component for Thinkpad E15 Gen 2 - NS-D013 - daughter board

    I have the schematics for the motherboard (NM-D011) but not the daughter board (NS-D013) which is responsible for power button, fingerprint reader, wired network, etc.

    I found this diode marked '5AE2D" partially shorted. On the board it is marked as U0302. Can someone, please tell me the actual diode name so that I order a replacement for it?

    Thanks.
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  • Vesko356
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    • Aug 2018
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    • Bulgaria 🇧🇬

    #2
    Originally posted by trepachka
    I have the schematics for the motherboard (NM-D011) but not the daughter board (NS-D013) which is responsible for power button, fingerprint reader, wired network, etc.

    I found this diode marked '5AE2D" partially shorted. On the board it is marked as U0302. Can someone, please tell me the actual diode name so that I order a replacement for it?

    Thanks.
    What do mean by "partially shorted"? Also it's not a diode, must be a power distribution switch (G517E2T11U).

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    • trepachka
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      • Oct 2022
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      #3
      Partially shorted=still measures over 200 Ohms of resistance across. It is supposed to be in mega Ohms. When injecting voltage, this thing lights up like a x-mas tree.

      The only place to order this chip is in China. I may as well spend $13 and get a new daughter board under 3 days.

      Thank you for replying.

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