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    #21
    ok that make sense.

    Anyone any idea what can cause 5V 0.00A (sometimes it jumps to 0.01, 0.02, 0.03A) I tried thermal camera but this is not showing anything.

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      #22
      Insert this meter in series. Then test again. Show a pic of how you are testing. Be sure the meter is bidirectional use design. Some require the meter to be mated with the power adapter and then the usb cable powers the logic board. If truly at 0 amps, there is no load. Pretty sure the meter is not being used correctly.

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        #23
        See attachments. In screenshots i left everything connected (trackpad, keyboard, battery) but even with everything disconnected (just bare board) it behaving same. Ampmeter is connected to genuine apple power adapter (96W)
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        Last edited by obelix24; 04-15-2025, 07:34 AM.

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          #24
          Remain to test with the port with the 20mA which is still very low.

          Remove all power. Meter in resistance mode. Measure the resistance to ground of every inductor that you see onboard. Report any suspected shorted rails.

          This case will be difficult since there are no schematics available (yet).

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            #25
            I will meassure. As i mentioned before schematics and boardview files can be used from 13” macbook air m2

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              #26
              Ok. Really curious on this case. Hope we can make some progress.

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                #27
                If the PPBUS_AON is still 85ohms then it is too low. I had also 5V on USB-C and similar resistance on PPBUS_AON, in my case the problem was Q5800. After changing it 20V appeared. I don't have the machine anymore to make measurements though.

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                  #28
                  in diode mode
                  PPBUS_AON - 0.435
                  PPBUS_3V3S2_VIN - 0.436
                  PPBUS_5VS2_VIN - 0.435
                  PP3V3_AON - 0.718
                  PP3V8_AON - 0.340
                  PP5V_S2 - 0.130
                  PPDCIN_USBC_AON - 0.157
                  PPHV_INT1_AONSW - 0.157
                  PPHV_INT0_AONSW - 0.157
                  PPHV_INT5_AONSW - 0.157

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                    #29
                    PP5V_S2 - 0.130
                    Diode mode is showing a lower than usual forward voltage drop. Now, switch to resistance mode on your meter.

                    Measure the resistance to ground on PP5V_S2. Post the resistance in ohms. Suspecting that the laptop was hit by some USB related transient which has led to the USB load switch or TVS ESD diodes being nuked.

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                    Last edited by mon2; 04-19-2025, 02:31 PM.

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                      #30
                      resistance on PP5V_S2 is 108 ohms.

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                        #31
                        any idea ?

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