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  • Elecfronicsssss
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    • Apr 2025
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    #1

    DA0NJJMBAG0 charging light blinks

    Laptop motherboard DA0NJJMBAG0

    PROBLEM-WHEN I PLUG THE CHARGER WITHOUT BATTERY THE CHARGING LIGHT BLINKS AND WHEN I PRESS POWER BUTTON THE CHARGING LIGHT STOPS BLINKING AND STAYS ON BUT THE POWER LIGHT DOESNT TURN ON AND LAPTOP ALSO DOESNT TURN ON NO FAN SPINS NO KEYBOARD LIGHT.

    CHECKED- ON S5 STATE TGE LAPTOP HAS 5V ON USB 3.3V BUT I DIDNT GET 1.8VOLTS ON BIOS PIN NO 8 WHILE PLUGGED IN AND EVEN ON S5 STATE.

    GUIDE ME WITH THE PROBLEM..

    SUMMARY-
    1.NO 1.8VOLTS ON BIOS PIN NO 8.
    2.S5 STATE ((PRESSING POWER BUTTON)))VOLTAGES ARE PRESENT LIKE 3.3V,5V.​
  • questore
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    • Dec 2015
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    • csongrád

    #2
    Originally posted by Elecfronicsssss
    Laptop motherboard DA0NJJMBAG0

    PROBLEM-WHEN I PLUG THE CHARGER WITHOUT BATTERY THE CHARGING LIGHT BLINKS AND WHEN I PRESS POWER BUTTON THE CHARGING LIGHT STOPS BLINKING AND STAYS ON BUT THE POWER LIGHT DOESNT TURN ON AND LAPTOP ALSO DOESNT TURN ON NO FAN SPINS NO KEYBOARD LIGHT.

    CHECKED- ON S5 STATE TGE LAPTOP HAS 5V ON USB 3.3V BUT I DIDNT GET 1.8VOLTS ON BIOS PIN NO 8 WHILE PLUGGED IN AND EVEN ON S5 STATE.

    GUIDE ME WITH THE PROBLEM..

    SUMMARY-
    1.NO 1.8VOLTS ON BIOS PIN NO 8.
    2.S5 STATE ((PRESSING POWER BUTTON)))VOLTAGES ARE PRESENT LIKE 3.3V,5V.

    someone correct me if im wrong but I think this modell does not have an individual CMOS battery and 3V RTC is generated from the battery itself.
    That is why it wont boot up without a battery present. Charging blink usually means there is a power rail problem somewhere.
    Did it worked without battery before it died?

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    • Elecfronicsssss
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      #3
      Originally posted by questore


      someone correct me if im wrong but I think this modell does not have an individual CMOS battery and 3V RTC is generated from the battery itself.
      That is why it wont boot up without a battery present. Charging blink usually means there is a power rail problem somewhere.
      Did it worked without battery before it died?
      Yes

      Could anyone guide me to test power rails with the board view

      Also there is no power 1.8v on bios pin no 8

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      • mcplslg123
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        • Jun 2015
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        #4
        1.8V may be generated after pressing power on button.So not likely to be the issue.

        need more info like what rails are present in off state. EC_RST/RSMRST#/RTCRST# etc are present or not.

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        • Elecfronicsssss
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          #5
          Originally posted by mcplslg123
          1.8V may be generated after pressing power on button.So not likely to be the issue.

          need more info like what rails are present in off state. EC_RST/RSMRST#/RTCRST# etc are present or not.
          Dont know about much but laptop doest go to S0 state stuck at S5 state

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          • Elecfronicsssss
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            #6
            Originally posted by mcplslg123
            1.8V may be generated after pressing power on button.So not likely to be the issue.

            need more info like what rails are present in off state. EC_RST/RSMRST#/RTCRST# etc are present or not.
            Can you guide me to test the ec rst rsmrst etc you written i can provide you the boardview

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            • mcplslg123
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              • Jun 2015
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              #7
              All these signals can be measured on EC aka KBC chip. use boardview to find the exact pin number.

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              • Elecfronicsssss
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                #8
                Originally posted by mcplslg123
                All these signals can be measured on EC aka KBC chip. use boardview to find the exact pin number.
                Guide me from the board view..

                Link to boardview - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...g-f15-tuf506hc

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                • mcplslg123
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                  • Jun 2015
                  • 7262
                  • india

                  #9
                  Thats not possible my friend as mb is on your table. Just click on the EC on boardview and it'll list all the pins. Watch some YT videos.

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                  • Elecfronicsssss
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by mcplslg123
                    Thats not possible my friend as mb is on your table. Just click on the EC on boardview and it'll list all the pins. Watch some YT videos.
                    Can you suggest the pin to check?

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                    • questore
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                      • Dec 2015
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Elecfronicsssss
                      Guide me from the board view..
                      - Open the file with boardviewer.
                      - On the pins search field type these, and after selected from the list go to the "Net" tab on the right to see what points are connected on the board.
                      Then try to find a clear point that you can measure with multimeter in DC Voltage mode. Try not to touch other things around.

                      - RTC_RST#
                      - RSMRST#

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                      • Elecfronicsssss
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by questore

                        - Open the file with boardviewer.
                        - On the pins search field type these, and after selected from the list go to the "Net" tab on the right to see what points are connected on the board.
                        Then try to find a clear point that you can measure with multimeter in DC Voltage mode. Try not to touch other things around.

                        - RTC_RST#
                        - RSMRST#
                        Checked and found 0 v before pressing power button also after pressing power button.

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                        • questore
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                          • Dec 2015
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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Elecfronicsssss

                          Checked and found 0 v before pressing power button also after pressing power button.
                          I think since RTC 3V is generated directly from the battery and you have no battery connected, that is why its not turning on.
                          Did it every turned on without battery?? If not then.try getting a battery and turning it on.

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                          • Elecfronicsssss
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by questore

                            I think since RTC 3V is generated directly from the battery and you have no battery connected, that is why its not turning on.
                            Did it every turned on without battery?? If not then.try getting a battery and turning it on.
                            Yes turned on without battery

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                            • questore
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                              • Dec 2015
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                              #15
                              S5 should be 3V, where did you measured it?
                              Because of the BIOS pin 8# should be directly connected to 3V_S5
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                              • Elecfronicsssss
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                                #16
                                S5 3v is present but there is no power to bios 1.8v is not present and laptop is charging the battery without any issue but dissconecting the charger keeps the charging light on via battery what is this issue

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                                • mon2
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                                  • Dec 2019
                                  • 14022
                                  • Canada

                                  #17
                                  Review the dual common cathode diode that often powers the charger IC. This will be vcc pin to the charger IC. That diode may be leaking.

                                  Which charger IC is onboard? Share the full part number from the topside of the component.

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                                  • xana
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                                    • Aug 2022
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                                    #18
                                    Hi everyone, can someone give me a picture of this area on the main? thanks
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