Hello dear forum members,
I have a friend's laptop (Lenovo 330-17-ikb) here that can be switched on (PowerLed lights up), but there is no picture and the fan is not running (CPU cold).
The battery is charging. If you switch off the laptop with the power supply plugged in, it switches on again immediately.
I didn't notice anything on the board when I first opened it. Only one thing, if you don't have the power supply plugged in and then switch it off, it stays off. Strange.
Then I removed the board completely because of strange smell and found a burnt chip which is probably an AON7408L_DFN8-5 according to the schematic.
I carefully cleaned it with isopropanol and the burnt top ‘cap' fell off. Underneath you can see the metal components, which can be folded up but are still connected to the pads.
Could these be the solder pads with the metal inside the chip?
Is it worth buying an AON7408L_DFN8-5 for a few euros and reattaching it somehow?
Then I also found that the LVDS cable was defective (like in picture), pins were crossed,
maybe a connection to the error of burned chip?
i aks, because unfortunately I don't have as much knowledge as I would like but I'm happy to learn. I am looking forward to your opinion and recommendation.
Best regards and have a nice Sunday
ITFan
I have a friend's laptop (Lenovo 330-17-ikb) here that can be switched on (PowerLed lights up), but there is no picture and the fan is not running (CPU cold).
The battery is charging. If you switch off the laptop with the power supply plugged in, it switches on again immediately.
I didn't notice anything on the board when I first opened it. Only one thing, if you don't have the power supply plugged in and then switch it off, it stays off. Strange.
Then I removed the board completely because of strange smell and found a burnt chip which is probably an AON7408L_DFN8-5 according to the schematic.
I carefully cleaned it with isopropanol and the burnt top ‘cap' fell off. Underneath you can see the metal components, which can be folded up but are still connected to the pads.
Could these be the solder pads with the metal inside the chip?
Is it worth buying an AON7408L_DFN8-5 for a few euros and reattaching it somehow?
Then I also found that the LVDS cable was defective (like in picture), pins were crossed,
maybe a connection to the error of burned chip?
i aks, because unfortunately I don't have as much knowledge as I would like but I'm happy to learn. I am looking forward to your opinion and recommendation.
Best regards and have a nice Sunday
ITFan
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