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    problem with a Dell Latitude 7400 notebook

    Hello, maybe someone can help me.

    The following problem with a Dell Latitude 7400 notebook.

    ServiceTag: C5RBL13 Board number: LA-G871P Rev:1.0 (A00)

    It doesn't start and when I read the voltage on the USB-C port, it fluctuates around 0.8 watts.

    I measure it on the BIOS chip pin 8. It should be 3,3 volts.

    There are 3,3 volts but I can only measure 0.2 volts. (+3.3V_SPI)

    Is this the possibility that the PCH has a short circuit.

    Schematic - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...56#post1587856

    Thank you.
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    Last edited by Markus1741; 04-21-2024, 07:09 AM.

    #2
    Review the voltage to ground of:

    DCIN_CHG (pin 17 on PU700)
    ADP (pin 16 on PU700)
    ACOK (pin 24 on PU700)
    PBAT_CHARGER_SMBDAT (pin 21 on PU700)
    PBAT_CHARGER_SMBCLK (pin 22 on PU700)

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      #3
      Okay, here are the values ​​you want, thank you.​

      DCIN_CHG (pin 17 on PU700) = 19,73 volt
      ADP (pin 16 on PU700) = 19,60 volt
      ACOK (pin 24 on PU700) = 0,003 volt
      PBAT_CHARGER_SMBDAT (pin 21 on PU700) = 0,037 volt
      PBAT_CHARGER_SMBCLK (pin 22 on PU700) = 0,038 volt

      Last edited by Markus1741; 04-21-2024, 08:21 AM.

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        #4
        Remove all power. Meter in resistance mode (not diode mode).

        Measure the resistance to ground of:

        +13.5VB - this is the main power rail for the logic board. Checking for a shorted component with the resistance check.

        +3.3V_ALW ; this rail is OFF as it can be observed with the ACOK / SMBDAT / SMBCLK lines being parked to a logic low - they need this rail to supply the pull-up voltage

        +5V_ALW

        The above rails will enable provided there is no short on each of the lines. Post each measurement.

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          #5
          Sorry, there is no short circuit anywhere. No mosfet, no capacitor.

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            #6
            Hello, I have +19.5V to PQ700 - AOE6936 then nothing, maybe 0.2V. I've already replaced the PQ700 Mosfet, no change.
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              #7
              Measure the resistance across the following DCin mosfet pins of PQ700:

              D2/S1 = 53,1 k Ohm

              D1 = 143 k Ohm
              G2 = 10,7 M Ohm
              G1+S1/D1 = 146 k Ohm
              D1 = 53,1 k Ohm
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