Yes. 1.1V, stable.
Apple MacBook Pro 16-Inch 2019 - A2141 - stuck at 5V
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From post #24.
P5V_3V3G3H_EN -0V
PP3V3_G3H_T -3,3V ; this voltage is enabled so the _EN signal must be a '1' (not 0v)
P3V3MAIN_PGOOD - 0V ; this should be '1' if the output voltage rail is stable
P5VG3S_EN - 0V
PP5V_G3S - 3,3V ; this voltage is enabled so the _EN signal must be a '1' (not 0v)
P5VG3S_PGOOD - 0V ; this should be '1' if the output voltage rail is stableComment
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It seems the board definitely died. Suddenly the current draw drops to zero. Now PPBUS_G3H is missing....Comment
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R7652 - 0V on both sides
R7691 - 0V on both sides
pin29 on U7650 is PP5V_S5_LDO - 2.5V
pin22 on U7650 is P5VP3V3_VREG3 - 3.3V
did you mean these ?Comment
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Yes. Attempt a DFU on this unit. You may have corrupt T2 firmware.
reference:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...g3s_en-missingComment
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Mabook is not in DFU. Is this method working for A2141 ?
"Press the power button for about half a second, then also press and hold Left Control + Left Option + Right Shift for 10 seconds, then release all keys except power and hold power until the Target Mac shows up in Apple Configurator on the Host Mac"Comment
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by mferna14Hi all, working on a MacBook Air A2179 EMC 3302 stuck on Apple Logo. Came in dead. There was spillage on both of the USB-C Charge port connector. I replaced the cap 4.7UF 25V near the speaker connector as it was corroded. Replaced USB-C connector with a new one & now I get display. The problem is that gets stuck on the Apple logo & sometimes it even boots up into OS after a very long time & the CPU fan spins fast. Kindly any repair tips will be appreciated. Do these logic board have BIOS, so that I could do a clean up or load a new dump. Thanks in advance.
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by sdogsHappy Sunday everyone,
I have this Macbook Pro 15 A2141 820-01700-A stuck at 5V, it doesn't have any liquid marks or burn marks, I have carefully inspected the logic with the microscope and have not found any anomalies.
By connecting the usb-c tester I could see that it is blocked at 5v, and as a first measurement I checked PPBUS_G3H which has a voltage value of 0.8v and measured in 0.06 ohm diode mode.
I read a bit in the forum and I tried to inject 1v on the F7000 not having any current absorption, I then went up to 1.5v and I had a light current absorption (0.10Amp) and... -
by oxonaterHi everyone hope all are well
I need a little expert advice on a issue I have and seeing as this forum is full of clever people I thought ask here as you never know.
I recently repaired a logic board 820-01700 which belongs to a 16" 2019 Macbook Pro, however I seem to be missing a component near the T2 Rom chip and is U4730.
The schematics say this chip is (M34128-FCS6_P/T) and it also says there is a bypass for it wondered if anyone come across either the IC or the bypass method.
I suppose it's worth noting googling the part package brings up various... - Loading...
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