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  • Bisketti
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Oct 2013
    • 252
    • Ireland

    #1

    MBX247 water damage

    Hi I need some help with this one I have a Sony Motherboard MBX-247 it has very small amount of water/liquid damage. on the KBC and few surrounding components. I replaced the KBC and lifted the coil PL13 on the 3.3v line as theres also a short farther down on the +3vpcu line . But fir the moment I am trying to get 3.3v from pu9 (PM6686) but not getting output. I have replace this chip with new one also.
    So I get
    Pin1 ref 1.8v
    Pin2 Ton 0v
    pin3 vin 4.9v
    pin4 enldo 4.9v
    pin6 vin 19v
    pin7 ldo 4.9v
    pin27 en1 4.9v

    Any ideas why Im not getting 3.3v out?
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  • dj_ricoh
    Badcaps Legend
    • Jan 2013
    • 2073
    • uk

    #2
    Re: MBX247 water damage

    every thing its ok on ISL88731?
    Just cook it! It's already broken.

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    • Bisketti
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Oct 2013
      • 252
      • Ireland

      #3
      Re: MBX247 water damage

      Originally posted by dj_ricoh
      every thing its ok on ISL88731?

      Looks ok , is there anythin in particular I should be looking at. Im stumped .I cant figure out why there no 3.3v output

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      • hazardus
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2014
        • 105
        • USA

        #4
        Re: MBX247 water damage

        If you have a scope check the signal on Pin 23 and 25,26 at PU9.

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        • Bisketti
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Oct 2013
          • 252
          • Ireland

          #5
          Re: MBX247 water damage

          Thanks for the input. So basically the pu9 3.3v wont output until the coil is in place due to the feedback loop I presume because I re soldered PL13 and then then bench supply returned to switching on current limit and going back into the loop. I then removed pq45 and pq44 and the 3.3v retuened to pl13. bo if I now put 3.3v into either of the +3v (pq45 pin1) or +3v_s5(pq44 pin 4) the the overcurrent kicks in. So basically Im looking for a fault common to both lines.

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          • Bisketti
            Badcaps Veteran
            • Oct 2013
            • 252
            • Ireland

            #6
            Re: MBX247 water damage

            I have also found that pl8 (+1.05v) has a short on that line also. When I lift one side of Pl8 the short on the regulator side isnot prsent so is further downstream on the +1.05v line.

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