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    #21
    Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
    ACOK is pin on charging IC and its should be high indicating presence of a valid adapter and dc-in is correct. Refer to any schematic with same ISL739 chip eg, dell inspiron 3567 15341-1 mb.
    Not having the pinout which PIN should be? And It Is a I or O per the IC?
    What should I check know?
    It Is normal to have all this PIN at 0V or 0,06ish?

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      #22
      Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
      ACOK is pin on charging IC and its should be high indicating presence of a valid adapter and dc-in is correct. Refer to any schematic with same ISL739 chip eg, dell inspiron 3567 15341-1 mb.
      I thing I find something strange.
      Here in the pics I report the V at those resistors (I think they are resistors). If I measure the resistance of the resistor inside the circuit I get 150KOhm ish. If I measure against GND the second gives me 150KOhm again but the top one gave me 0.4V!!! Is it possibile that after the smd I have a short?
      I tried to inject 1V and it takes all the A i gave (I stayed low around 0.5A) but I didnt see nothing becoming hot so i stop the injection.
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        #23
        As per post#20, i've given you hint to get charging ic pinout by referring to another schematic. You need to do your homework and stop playing with voltage injection and instead focus on troubleshooting.

        Resistor needs to be measured out of circuit. Just de solder them and put it on one pd of the resistor.Now you can measure true resistance.

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          #24
          Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
          As per post#20, i've given you hint to get charging ic pinout by referring to another schematic. You need to do your homework and stop playing with voltage injection and instead focus on troubleshooting.

          Resistor needs to be measured out of circuit. Just de solder them and put it on one pd of the resistor.Now you can measure true resistance.
          I am not very good in reading schematics. Anyway I found the schematic of the laptop you suggest me and to understand better what is the ACOK i look at a datasheet of a BQ735. Anyway now I measure again the pin2 and i get 2.8V, I don't know if the first reading was wrong or if something has change (most likely the firs hipotesy). 2.8V is high or still low?

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            #25
            It is a bit low but may be ok. This same voltage is used to enable / disable the mosfet @ PQ4410 using the gate pin linked to a resistor based voltage divider.

            Carefully, measure the voltage to ground of pin # 4 (gate pin) of PQ4410 with the power adapter connected.

            If this gate voltage is = ~19v (power adapter voltage) then ACOK is ok since

            * this voltage has turned on the mosfet @ PQ4405. When PQ4405 is ON (enabled), the resistor @ PR4422 mates to ground, building a resistor based voltage divider using PR4422 and PR4441.

            Together, these 2 resistors will offer a lower voltage than the power adapter voltage of 19v. Being a P-channel mosfet @ PQ4410, the gate voltage needs to be lower (than the 19v) to fully turn on.

            Without a load, the expected voltage for ACOK is ~3v9.

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              #26
              Originally posted by mon2 View Post
              It is a bit low but may be ok. This same voltage is used to enable / disable the mosfet @ PQ4410 using the gate pin linked to a resistor based voltage divider.

              Carefully, measure the voltage to ground of pin # 4 (gate pin) of PQ4410 with the power adapter connected.

              If this gate voltage is = ~19v (power adapter voltage) then ACOK is ok since

              * this voltage has turned on the mosfet @ PQ4405. When PQ4405 is ON (enabled), the resistor @ PR4422 mates to ground, building a resistor based voltage divider using PR4422 and PR4441.

              Together, these 2 resistors will offer a lower voltage than the power adapter voltage of 19v. Being a P-channel mosfet @ PQ4410, the gate voltage needs to be lower (than the 19v) to fully turn on.

              Without a load, the expected voltage for ACOK is ~3v9.

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              How can I find those mosfets and resistors on the board?

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                #27
                Typically use the boardview drawing, if one is available. If not available, locate the power connector on the board and also the battery charger IC. The DCin mosfets will be plastered between these 2 points of study.

                Look for PQ4410 mosfet. See attached.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                  Typically use the boardview drawing, if one is available. If not available, locate the power connector on the board and also the battery charger IC. The DCin mosfets will be plastered between these 2 points of study.

                  Look for PQ4410 mosfet. See attached.

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                  The DCIN mosfets are those I already measure? 19.9 on D e S and 25V on the gate?

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                    #29
                    What are the topside markings on this mosfet @ PQ4410?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                      What are the topside markings on this mosfet @ PQ4410?
                      If you are talking about the first 2 DC-IN mosfet they are "Nikos PK5N2ES" for the big one (the first one) and "7360" for the other one.
                      I have not the PQ4410 mark on the board

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                        #31
                        Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                        What are the topside markings on this mosfet @ PQ4410?
                        Can you guide me sir?
                        Please

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                          #32
                          Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                          What are the topside markings on this mosfet @ PQ4410?
                          Is my answer on pint about your question?

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                            #33
                            See attached. May be a bad pic but suggest to apply IPA alcohol and clean up with a cotton earbud or similar. Want to be sure there are no shorts here.

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                              #34
                              Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                              See attached. May be a bad pic but suggest to apply IPA alcohol and clean up with a cotton earbud or similar. Want to be sure there are no shorts here.

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                              Ok I'll do It. But reguarding the previus questione? You ask me for a top marking chip. I answer to your question? Can we continue in the ACOK checking?

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                                #35
                                This looks almost completely "cold"

                                However, is the Main power rail present or not? The approach has almost no structure for some reason.
                                FairRepair on YouTube

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                                  #36
                                  Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
                                  This looks almost completely "cold"

                                  However, is the Main power rail present or not? The approach has almost no structure for some reason.
                                  The 19V is present

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                                    #37
                                    Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
                                    This looks almost completely "cold"

                                    However, is the Main power rail present or not? The approach has almost no structure for some reason.
                                    It is normal that I have 2.8V ad the right node of the resistor (the black chip) and 0 on the left side? Measuring in resistance mode I have 0 Ohm to ground on the left and 100KOhm on the right. It is normal that one side of the resistor is connected to ground? And I don't understand if the ACOK is a INPUT or OUTPUT for the ISL chip.
                                    Thanks
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