Dell N5110 not Power ON and charing not working.
Dell N5110 Not Power ON
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Re: Dell N5110 Not Power ON
If getting hot it may be shorted. What about removing it and checking pads for shorts. If no shorts replace TPS51123. The schematic is available here https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=28239. Page 41 has the voltages for the various pins with 5V.Comment
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Re: Dell N5110 Not Power ON
My n5110 got shorted when I was trying to fix my touchpad while the laptop was on. I accidentally dropped a small screw on the board and it died right away. After inspection i found out that there is no 3.3v_s5 or 5v_s5 but i did have Vreg3 and Vreg5 voltage. I also noticed the whole 3.3v_s5 rail is shorted. I lifted up the mosfets of TPS51123 and TPS51123 itself but still couldn't find the short. Can anyone help me with this stupid short which I can't find?Comment
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Re: Dell N5110 Not Power ON
My n5110 got shorted when I was trying to fix my touchpad while the laptop was on. I accidentally dropped a small screw on the board and it died right away. After inspection i found out that there is no 3.3v_s5 or 5v_s5 but i did have Vreg3 and Vreg5 voltage. I also noticed the whole 3.3v_s5 rail is shorted. I lifted up the mosfets of TPS51123 and TPS51123 itself but still couldn't find the short. Can anyone help me with this stupid short which I can't find?
I recommend tracing the points that you shorted to the components they are attached to. And testing those if possible.
Can you also post pictures of the shorted area?
P.S. Have you tested the power supply? And what happens to it's output voltage when plugged into the laptop?Last edited by reaper57; 10-14-2014, 03:56 AM.Keyboard not detected, press F1 to continue...Comment
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Re: Dell N5110 Not Power ON
This is a control signal to turn on SMPS, without it only the LDO outputs will have voltage. It should be at least 3.3V to turn the SMPS on, the logical low level can be anything reasonable below it. Look for short at VREG3 and VREG5. Have you measured resistance at these points?Comment
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Re: Dell N5110 Not Power ON
I think that you might be looking at an ICs short and not at a short in a MOSFET.
I recommend tracing the points that you shorted to the components they are attached to. And testing those if possible.
Can you also post pictures of the shorted area?
P.S. Have you tested the power supply? And what happens to it's output voltage when plugged into the laptop?
I did check other IC's as well but still no luck.
IC's that I checked by lifting them to find a shot are
TPS51311 = 1.8V_S0 (takes 3.3v_S5 as input)
TPS51116 =1.5v
ISL95831= VCC core
Bios
3.3v mosfet
5v mosfet
TPS51123 = only vreg3 and vreg5 voltages. I disconnected the 5v rail and 3.3v rail by lifting up the inductors. No short before the inductor though, I think the IC is gone( it gets hot when i plug the supply).
The capacitor on PCH(HM67) is also showing a short
I feel that HM67 is causing the short and considering removal of PCH (quite expensive here)
Any suggestion?Comment
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