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    Aspire 3 and KB9022Q (SIO) chip

    I have a problem with +5V ALW and +3V ALW. These voltages are generated by RT6575 IC.
    For correct function RT6575 needs 5V_EN and 3V_EN. These values are provide by KB9022Q chip.
    I replaced KB9022Q and flashed, yet not 5V_EN and 3V_EN.

    My question:
    If there is no 5V_EN and 3V_EN , does it mean that I did not flash correct EC( embedded controller firmware) to that KB9022Q?
    Or 5V_EN and 3V_EN does not depend on firmware running in KB9022Q?
    Thank you for help
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    Last edited by Jane; 03-06-2024, 06:44 AM.

    #2
    5V_EN/3V_EN does depends on the correct firmware in SIO. But since the firmware flashed succesfully,SIO is very likely ok.

    To me it appears classic Acer thermal protection for which i have provided solution in this forum.

    Tell us the mb markings and link schematic if available.

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      #3
      Thank you for your reply.
      Yes, I successfully flashed SIO. But I do not know if the firmware was exactly right for my version of mainboard
      I have DH5JV LA-G021P mainboard. Can you please let me know how to check( so that I know)if it is classic Acer thermal protection error? And how to repair it?
      Thank you

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      #4
      First try flashing the EC linked by smdflea. If situation dont change then

      01.Check voltage on both sides of R3926
      02.Voltage on D2012-both pins.

      If its due to thermal protection,there is a way to bypass it. I'll guide you to that effect but first the measurements please.

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        #5
        I flashed KA8G116A.rom but still no correct 5V_EN/3V_EN voltages.
        I measured:
        5V_EN is 3.28V
        3V_EN is 0V


        R3926: both sides have 0V
        D2012: this diode is missing on the mainboard. Maybe someone else already repaired mainboard or is it a factory modifications?. Is it necessary to be there?
        Voltages on D2012- pin 1 - is about 3.3V; pin 2 is 0V

        Thanks again for help

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          #6
          D2012 is marked@ in schematics-so not used by factory. Now follow these 2 steps carefully
          01.Remove R3926
          02.Put a jumper wire between Pin1 & 2 of D2012.

          Hopefully your problem may be solved.

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