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    Acer One 10 - N15P2

    Acer One 10 / N15P2 / S1002, MB=T10IBT1_MB_V30_0508C
    found in the trashbin

    initial state: Windows 10 loading until begin photo + time display, touchscreen/keyboard/trackpad no response, restart in recovery by F2 key showed a working kb and touchscreen

    second state: after a card wash in warm water, drying with heat gun but forgot to remove bottom plastic foil glued on it, fed power, no sign of life apart power led and charge led lit still, after found slight moisture under that foil (grrrr, sgrunt), no more power 1,8v on the bios flash, rarely found 1,8v on the cap that feeds the bios chip, for some seconds only.. no schematics any where.. first 2 mosfets from dc in with normal 5v D/S, some caps with 5v, 4v on battery I/O connector, injected in 2nd mos with increasing I, never seen a draw.. no heating any where, no noises, smells, explosions.. working power button until the fpc contacts.. on the buttons board connector found first days only 0,4v on power button pin, next 0,8v..

    Note: Laptop is also a tablet with detaching keyb.

    thanks for reading.. bye..
    Last edited by Davi.p; 06-01-2024, 02:05 PM.

    #2
    PS: found now in my memory, i messed up with a moved resistor during bios chip removing and connected to it, hardly moved back in to position, or maybe replaced, that maybe open overheated, i will check it..

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      #3
      Resistors OK, found a damn short on the PMIC! Giant QFN IC, placed an inquiry to buy it.. difficult to solder, no space.. :-(

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        #4
        Originally posted by Davi.p View Post
        Resistors OK, found a damn short on the PMIC! Giant QFN IC, placed an inquiry to buy it.. difficult to solder, no space.. :-(
        Can you post a picture of the IC and surrounding area
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          #5
          Originally posted by Davi.p View Post
          found in the trashbin
          Best place for an Acer. It's there for a reason.

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            #6
            Photo took from internet, Red arrow is the P9145-T0NAGI PMIC (T0= Tzero), CYAN arrow is the cap where i injected current and a lot of draw and heat on the IC..
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              #7
              I minded that probably i'm in a big trouble, these chips are probably programmable, i found a mockery-datasheet with no useful info, is it possible to exit by such situations for you?

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