Originally posted by mcplslg123
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dell lattitude 5310 2 in1 , short on 3d3v_S5
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Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
The main issue here right now is that you did not read what was repeatedly advised and even worse you formed wrong conclusions caused by lack of experience. Example: A quick look at the actual physical location of Pin17 would have clarified instantly that it is tied to Pin16 by design. And from where the hell originated the idea to inject 8V into a power rail which is supposed to run with 3.3V max?
Now you likely don't deal with only a dead EC but also with a lot more dead components..
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Originally posted by adin View Post
i only had a 9v battery so i used that , i dont have a voltage injection.
Share resistance to GND of 3D3V_S5 please.
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Cpu core inductors resistance to GND will show very low values like 3-6 ohms and its normal. It seems you are making conclusions in a haphazard manner without grasping the technicalities involved-perhaps 'coz of lack of experience.That's why i dont like the idea of a non technical person attempting a sophisticated repair and blowing things away.Its always better to seek help from an expert in the field and most often it turns out cheaper then the expensive damage.
What i've stated is a general observation and in no way under estimates your capability (honestly i dont even know about your technical understandings).
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Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
When you don't have the right tools amd not able to follow clear advise, you can't approach such a repair attempt successfully. Now you have very likely fried a board which was repairable before and now is probably not anymore. Hopefully it is not a customer from you who has now to deal with the consequences.
Share resistance to GND of 3D3V_S5 please.
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Originally posted by mcplslg123 View PostCpu core inductors resistance to GND will show very low values like 3-6 ohms and its normal. It seems you are making conclusions in a haphazard manner without grasping the technicalities involved-perhaps 'coz of lack of experience.That's why i dont like the idea of a non technical person attempting a sophisticated repair and blowing things away.Its always better to seek help from an expert in the field and most often it turns out cheaper then the expensive damage.
What i've stated is a general observation and in no way under estimates your capability (honestly i dont even know about your technical understandings).
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Originally posted by adin View Post
As stated earlier, cpu coils will show very low resistance and thats normal.
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Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
You cant check cpu coils on diode mode.It'll always buzz. Set your meter to ohms lowest scale(say 200),short your meter probe,note the resistance between probes and then put black probe to GND,red on coil. What's the reading on coil and reading when you shorted the probes.
As stated earlier, cpu coils will show very low resistance and thats normal.
3.9ohm
3.9ohm
3.9ohm
5.9ohm
shorting probes is .7 ohm
device qm1321
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