Dear Friends, I am working on Dell Latitude 5420 Motherboard LA-K491P Rev: 2.0(A01) ., Absolutely no power at all. I tried to find the schematics but I think it's not available. Upon observation I saw one chip ISL95860 burnt near the CPU, replaced it but still nothing. The Amp meter is totally blacked out, no display at all. When I connect the battery, at least on one of the battery terminal data lines pins there is 3.3v present. This board is using JHL8040R for each USB-C ports. Can anyone help where to start & if anyome can share the schematics, I would appreciate. Thanks in advance
Dell Motherboard LA-K491P no power
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Read the posts in the LA-K491P schematic request thread https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...ed#post3507736 , the LA-K371P is similar -
@SMDFlea, thanks, I have it with me, the layout & component are mostly different, I have no idea why they say that it's similar. Totally 2 different motherboards & this MB has only 1 USB-C portComment
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Did the usb-c charger LED stop Lightning too when you plug charger in? No power at all, this is why no LED activity at all. DEAD
If any repair tips given to me, I would appreciate.
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Yes mon2 you are right, TPS65994 is the PD controller on this motherboard. I got the boardview for this model but stil no Schematic, do you have the schematics to share with us.,trouble shooting will be easier. I have already shared the boardview in the schematics for LA-K491P thread.Comment
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You have boardview here, you don't need shematic for now:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-0-3-boardview
If amp metter stop working and your charger LED light off, you may have a big short somewhere, that's why I ask you these questions...
Don't forget to check if your USB-C connector are good too.
Then with the boardview you can check resistance to ground (without power) on your USB-C lines: CC1, CC2, VBUS .... then post values jere or make some conclusion.Comment
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