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  • Eliko59
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    • Feb 2020
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    • Israel
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    ASUS X530UN

    Asus X530UN laptop does not turn on
    There is 19 volts from the first mosfet. There is 25 volts at the gate from the first mosfet. From what I checked there is 19 volts from the second mosfet.
    No 3v .5v
    Thank you
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    • Eliko59
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      • Feb 2020
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