e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

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  • rippergr
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    • May 2014
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    #1

    e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

    Hello,
    I have a laptop mb e114139 94V-0 which blow a capacitor (PL1) near the dcjack.
    After I remove the capacitor I checked the dc jack and all pins (1,2,3) are short to ground.
    I couldnt found schematics and I don't know if this is a mosfet problem.
    Can someone guide me to test what is going on?
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  • meritosari
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    • Oct 2010
    • 774
    • Indonesia

    #2
    Re: e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

    Seem like Clevo (brand in Asia is Axioo)
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    • kc8adu
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      • Nov 2003
      • 8832
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      #3
      Re: e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

      pl1 should be an inductor.with it gone the short is most likely at or near the jack.
      looks like maybe a burn thru at the jack side of pl1.start there.

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      • rippergr
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        • May 2014
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        #4
        Re: e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

        Thanks a lot for the schematics meritosari.
        So if I remove the jack you think it could be fixed or it may be burnt down the layers?
        Could it be some other component short ?

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        • rippergr
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          #5
          Re: e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

          Update:
          I removed jack and pc1. Jack is ok but when I measure 1,2,3 in jack position on board it shows short to ground.
          How can I clean the board in that position so I bypass the short?

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          • rippergr
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            • May 2014
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            #6
            Re: e114139 94V-0 dc-jack short to ground

            The problem was that after PL1 blew up it short the dc jack line. I cut all lines from positive voltage and just connect it to one end of the new pl1 and it worked. Thanks everyone for your help and espessialy meritosari for the schematics.

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