works incredibly slowly, replaced the battery, thermal paste and the burnt C7960 ! HELP
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Answer selected by PITERPENY at 09-23-2024, 03:05 PM.
PFM006 error means you have missing sensor data from somewhere. When I've seen it in the past on other models, it's usually due to absence of data from a thermal sensor (like U5800/U5810/U5870 etc). Use something like HWSensors and compare it to a working model to narrow it down. If you have a known spare chassis, install the board into that to rule out things like bad battery flex cable, trackpad, fan etc.
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the fan is running at full power. apple diagnostics shows problems with SMC. bypassing and resetting SMC does not help. what is the SMC chip?Comment
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Check for knocked off or damaged component(s) on underside of board, probably around U5870, or U4830. I did something similar on a A1706 board putting the board back in, and knocked off a resistor around the thermal sensor IC's causing the same issue.Comment
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I examined the entire board and there are no knocked down or abnormal phenomena. Everything around these chips is also beautiful.Comment
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SMBUS_SMC_3_S0_SCL=8 KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_5_G3H_SCL=3.535 KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_0_S0_SCL=8 KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_4_G3_SCL=8 KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_1_S0_SCL=8 KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_3_S0_SDA= 8KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_5_G3H_SDA=3.535 KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_0_S0_SDA=8KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_4_G3_SDA=8KOHM
SMBUS_SMC_1_S0_SDA=8KOHM
nothing looks abnormalComment
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PFM006 error means you have missing sensor data from somewhere. When I've seen it in the past on other models, it's usually due to absence of data from a thermal sensor (like U5800/U5810/U5870 etc). Use something like HWSensors and compare it to a working model to narrow it down. If you have a known spare chassis, install the board into that to rule out things like bad battery flex cable, trackpad, fan etc.
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words cannot describe my pain! I replaced the u5000 and u5870 (like Louis...) but to no avail! then I saw a message from reformat about replacing the case! and it worked, the problem remained in the case! (most likely in the keyboard itself). in another case the board works as expected! for the sake of experiment I installed another working board in this problematic case and it also began to work slowly and the fan made noise! thank you, together we are strong!!!
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Hi. I have Asus X55C laptop from year 2013. It has i3-2328M CPU. I replaced stock thermal paste with high quality thermal paste. Before thermal paste replacement, I measured CPU temperature Around 65-70 degrees Celcius with stock thermal paste. If after the replace thermal paste, I measured CPU temperature around 80-84 degrees Celcius and fan don't stop when system is idle. I replaced the thermal paste several times but still did not change. Where is the problem?
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I just acquired this portable aircon, history unknown. Its behaviour is quite strange:
- When turned on and placed into cooling mode, the upper fan (cold air out) just spins slowly. The compressor and lower fan do not run.
- If the device is then placed into heating mode and then back into cooling mode, the lower fan and compressor kick in and start cooling, but the upper fan still only spins slowly.
- If the device is placed into fan-only mode, the upper fan does not respond to low/medium/high speed toggles - just keeps running slowly.
- Display and buttons all behave normally aside from the
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Dear members,
I have got an ordinary gray thermal paste that has no name/model on the box.
I put some of this thermal paste on a 128-pin QFP IC. A bit of this thermal paste was put on pins of the IC.
I tried to clean the pins by thinner but the thermal paste cannot be cleaned from the pins properly. because the pins are tiny and the thermal paste is stuck between them.
Is it possible that the thermal paste damages pins of the IC in long term by creating corrosion or something?
Is it safe to leave the thermal paste on the pins?
I guess the thermal paste... -
So I have TUF Z390 mobo with a bit of the grey thermal paste in the LGA 1151 socket right near one edge. probably from when the clamp was fastened down without a CPU fitted, and there was a bit of paste on the clamp.
The motherboard actually works fine (you can see there is no thermal paste on the ends of the pins themselves), but it would be nice to clean it out.
I've done a bit of googling and found suggestions from using this stuff....
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Arctic-Si...er/27411405412... -
I bought a laptop in parts and was going to assemble it and looked on youtube and saw that it was some type of Thermal Paste on the vrams
What kind of Thermal Paste is this on the vrams insted of thermal pads?
the picture is taken from youtube movie
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