HP PROBBOK 450 G4 +3VPCU SHORT

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  • NConstantinou
    Badcaps Veteran
    • May 2017
    • 326
    • Cyprus

    #1

    HP PROBBOK 450 G4 +3VPCU SHORT

    HI ALL.
    I HAVE M/B DA0X83MB8H0 REV:H WHICH HAS SHORT THE +3VPCU RAIL.
    WHICH POINT CAN I INJECT VOLTAGE IN ORDER TO FIND WHERE IS SHORT AND AT WHAT AMPS!

    I GOT A LOT OF CAPS SHOWNING SHORT.

    THANKS
  • FriedFred
    Senior Member
    • May 2024
    • 137
    • Germany

    #2
    You can try with a voltage of 0.5 Volt. Not higher if you work nearby the CPU or GPU. Try for the first attempt 1 Ampere.
    This little voltage you can inject nearly everywhere, because it will not switch-on semiconductors.
    But be careful. Semiconductors start conducting up from 0.6 Volt.

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    • mcplslg123
      Badcaps Legend
      • Jun 2015
      • 7262
      • india

      #3
      Remove the +3VPCU coil and inject 1V/5A on the shorted side. Wait for some time to feel anything hot.(first make sure you dont have short on +19V rail)

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      • NConstantinou
        Badcaps Veteran
        • May 2017
        • 326
        • Cyprus

        #4
        By removing the +3VPCU and connect power supply to short side in only apply 1v 0.65A.
        if i apply higher A the short on power supply disappears.
        i can only apply 1v 0.65 Ampere. if i apply more amps the short dissapears.
        with this setup nothing gets worm.

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        • FriedFred
          Senior Member
          • May 2024
          • 137
          • Germany

          #5
          I suggest to disconnect the DC-DC converter and check the DC-DC converter and the rest of the +3VPSU rail.
          For this, you just open the PJP7 connection and then you can test the DC-DC converter by itself.
          Attached Files

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          • NConstantinou
            Badcaps Veteran
            • May 2017
            • 326
            • Cyprus

            #6
            Unfortunately there are no PJP junctions on board as described on schematics that is why is more difficult to find out the problem.

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            • FriedFred
              Senior Member
              • May 2024
              • 137
              • Germany

              #7
              In the black colored screen-shot above, there is a red marked item. This is the "PJP7" junction, you need to open.

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