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  • david04pt
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    • Jun 2018
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    • portugal
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    Problem finding chip "AWVAAH" on hp 15-cs003 | Board: DA0G7BMB6D0

    Hello guys, I'm trying to fix this laptop hp 15-cs003, which when i removed the battery it suddenly stoped turning on and even the led, which indicates that's charging isn't turning on.
    I am trying to fix it, and i found a problem with this chip "AWVAAH", which I can't find on the internet or AliExpress, anything...
    I found some chips that look like that, but nothing equal.
    Can someone please help me find this "AWVAAH", i will show a picture of him.

    Thanks a lot for the help!
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    • SMDFlea
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      • Jan 2018
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      Originally posted by david04pt
      Can someone please help me find this "AWVAAH", i will show a picture of him.
      Thanks a lot for the help!
      Here it is -> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...12#post1538202
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        • david04pt
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          • Jun 2018
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          • portugal
          #3
          Originally posted by SMDFlea

          Here it is -> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...12#post1538202
          Thanks for the answer!
          I have found this "AWV5T6" it looks like what im trying to find which is "AWVAAH". You think they are the same / it works is i replace with that?
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            • SMDFlea
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              SMDFlea commented
              01-30-2024, 04:25 PM
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              The last 3 digits are a date code it could be anything AWV*** .If the part is SY8286BRAC it is the right one
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