HP Pavillion G6. no power
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
Are you certain for these values (you measure without power supply and battery);Comment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
how ever i notice at the PU3 Pin No.17 no voltage output.
I check on schematic diagram no supply on (VREG5) missing the supply +5VPCU...Comment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
50 ohms on pin 8 means a short on that line. Main suspect is EC controller. You have to remove U5 and check resistance again on the above points.Comment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
now remove the EC Chip
the here the testing point w/ supply
the here the testing point w/ supply
PU3
PIN #8 - 0.6V
PIN #17 - 0V
PL20 & PL21- Both 0V
U5 - 0V
then the resistance measure using x10
PU3
PIN #8 - 60 ohms
PIN #17 - 60 ohms
PL20 & PL21- 190 ohms
U5 - 0 ohm
question?
why have no supply on pu3 PIN#17 +5VPCU (.0V)? then the PIN#8 +3VPCU only (0.6V)? adapter charger supply insertedComment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
i set may ohmmeter to x10. bec my x1 ohmmeter have problem
remove the PU3 IC, no supply test
take a look a actual test on image 1 to 4
image no 1
image no 2
image no 3
image no 4
1. PU3 Pin#8 see image 1 is a forward (60 ohms)
2.PU3 Pin#8 see image 2 is a reverse (900 ohm)
3.PU3 Pin#17 see image 3 is a forward (400 ohms)
4.PU3 Pin#17 see image 4 is a reverse (0 ohm)
Thanks Atsio. hoping have result .Comment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
60 ohm is not normal. Did you clean the solder on U5 pads; What is the resistance on U5 pads (+3vpcu); What about U4;
Solder a wire on PC27, (+3vpcu side) and apply voltage (maximum 3v) and check if any current is drawn and if yes, check what is getting hot with a thermocouple.Comment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
60 ohm is not normal. Did you clean the solder on U5 pads; What is the resistance on U5 pads (+3vpcu); What about U4;
Solder a wire on PC27, (+3vpcu side) and apply voltage (maximum 3v) and check if any current is drawn and if yes, check what is getting hot with a thermocouple.
U5 pins have (+3vpcu side)
Pin#9 60 OHMS
Pin#22 60 OHMS
Pin#33 60 OHMS
Pin#96 60 OHMS
Pin#111 60 OHMS
Pin#125 60 OHMS.
apply voltage (maximum 3v) and check if any current is drawn and if yes, check what is getting hot with a thermocouple.
How they to that?
question need to back the U5 & PU6 chip on the board (install) and i perform the thermo coupler i dont know how to use this?Comment
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Re: HP Pavillion G6. no power
I already clean the u5 pads.
U5 pins have (+3vpcu side)
Pin#9 60 OHMS
Pin#22 60 OHMS
Pin#33 60 OHMS
Pin#96 60 OHMS
Pin#111 60 OHMS
Pin#125 60 OHMS.
apply voltage (maximum 3v) and check if any current is drawn and if yes, check what is getting hot with a thermocouple.
How they to that?
question need to back the U5 & PU6 chip on the board (install) and i perform the thermo coupler i dont know how to use this?
then the PU5 pins #17 (+5VPCU) Why only O.2V First Plug the supply then 0v...
help me plsComment
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