Asus ROG G513QC liquid damage

[csberti03]

Hi!

I have an Asus ROG with some liquid.
I already replaced most of the damaged components.
But there are some resistors that have OL resistance but i don't have the exact value to replace them.

In boardview it carries a signal called VRAM_DGPU_TON.
First is 2.2 Ohm 5% (R67218)
Second is 499K Ohm 1% (R67217)

also R6016 Measures 210k instead of the 130k in boardview.
It's part of AC_SHORT_DETECTION circuit.
Should I replace that?

I have 1 ohm, 3.3 ohm, 100k, 470K resistors.

Is it OK to use those or should I get resistors with the exact value?

Any help would be appreciated.

[mon2]

Suggest to get the true value indicated in the boardview file. Use 1% tolerance.

You will also need to confirm the physical SMD size of the part. Popular sizes are 0402, 0603, 0805. Cell phones / ipads will use 01005, 0201 - these are very tiny buggers.

The proper size is required so that you can solder the tips onto the SMD solder pads when they arrive. Suggest to source from Digikey / Mouser or Arrow Electronics. You may be ok with RS electronics in the UK.

[mcplslg123]

For test purpose,you can use
01. 3.3 ohms instead of 2.2ohms
02.470k for 499k
03.100k for 130k.

make sure you're reading the resistor out of circuit before going for replacement.

[csberti03]

Thanks for the answers.
I will order the parts and update after i replace them.

[csberti03]

HI!

I have replaced all the parts with correct value replacement.
Now i have 1.69V on the ACDET pin.
And the main power rail is now shorted.
I checked the coils the battery charging circuit is shorted.
I removed the mosfets the short is gone one of the two was shorted.
Now the main power rail is 20V and ACDET is 2.69V.
What could cause this? I will order new ones, will they blow up too?

Sorin had a video with almost the exact same issue. He couldn't figure out it either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi8tvHCkjAc