HP 17-cn0152ng part U201 Q300 broken

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  • Harry2k1
    New Member
    • Apr 2025
    • 7
    • Deutschland

    #1

    HP 17-cn0152ng part U201 Q300 broken

    A USB device has caused a short circuit and a component on the mainboard 17N-8L-TGL Was destroyed. The component is labeled U201 Q300. What type of component is this?
    Can I replace it?
    What else could be affected if a USB port and the speakers no longer work?
  • mon2
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    • Dec 2019
    • 14238
    • Canada

    #2
    What are silk screened markings on the board?

    The large connector @ CN200 is likely keyboard?

    The burnt part may be a USB loadswitch in a SOT23-5 package. Share more pics of the board.

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    • Harry2k1
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      • Apr 2025
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      #3
      Thank you very much. Here are a few more photos.

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      • mon2
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        • Dec 2019
        • 14238
        • Canada

        #4
        Here are some suggestions:

        1) Confirm if the large cable @ CN200 are linked to the keyboard.
        2) Locate the replacement keyboard on the internet. Often, the same replacement part will be compatible with other models from the same vendor, HP.
        3) Then hunt for the alternate HP models for which there may be schematics available. That is, we can learn from the available schematics on the pinout for this same keyboard cable (assuming it is a keyboard).
        4) Then using a multimeter, you can trace this SOT23-5 device and hunt as to where it travels onto this connector. To me, this device is used to power perhaps the backlight of the keyboard but need your feedback as to where this CN200 travels on the board. USB port damage are often linked to USB load switches.

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        • m1ch43lzm
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          • Mar 2019
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          #5
          Hi Harry2k1 mon2 , it looks to me like that white ribbon cable goes to a USB daughterboard on the left side from 1st picture on post #3, the keyboard connector is under the battery

          Looks like it's a USB load switch, Harry2k1 can you post a clear picture of the ic near right side usb port? (circled in red, second picture), it might be similar IC
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          On the attached image, remove the IC (make sure you shield the plastic connectors, otherwise they will melt), then measure voltage at the red lilne
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          You can find those ICs near USB ports on donor boards
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          • Harry2k1
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            • Apr 2025
            • 7
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            #6
            Thank you for your help.Here is the photo of the other IC (circled in red)
            m1ch43lzm You're right. The cable goes to the USB module.

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            • m1ch43lzm
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              • Mar 2019
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              #7
              Found it: APL3553IBI-TRG from the marking 53I* (uppercase i )

              2A, active high, SOT23-5 USB power distribution switch

              Datasheet attached

              Many replacement options available from different vendors
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              • mon2
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                • Dec 2019
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                #8
                Great find! To me, it looked like '5313' not '53I3'.

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                • Harry2k1
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                  • Apr 2025
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                  #9
                  Thank you so much! Super good

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                  • m1ch43lzm
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                    • Mar 2019
                    • 422
                    • Peru

                    #10
                    TPS2001DDBV is a suitable replacement
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