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  • claudyu07
    Claudyu07
    • May 2014
    • 164
    • Ireland

    #1

    hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

    hi Guys , i have here a HP 15-n229sa that doesn't power on
    Charging port 19.5V pin 1,2 and 5
    pin 6 and 7 - 6.8V ???

    Power Button 6.8V ???
    Also bios chip pin 2 ,7 ,8 - 6.8V
    it can't be normal no?

    Thanks.
    PS. i have attached schematic
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  • ridamouh159
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Nov 2014
    • 365
    • maroc

    #2
    Re: hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

    how is the volt in pin 16 -vin- of pu12
    19v or 6.8v
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    • claudyu07
      Claudyu07
      • May 2014
      • 164
      • Ireland

      #3
      Re: hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

      19v in
      Pin 8 output 6.8V instead of 3.4
      Pin 17 - 6v
      Last edited by claudyu07; 06-18-2016, 05:49 AM.

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      • ridamouh159
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Nov 2014
        • 365
        • maroc

        #4
        Re: hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

        PLS give me the voltage in pin 11-26-3-74-127 for U14 PAGE 27
        the solution is between to change U14 or PU12
        we must know exactly weher is the problem .
        and pls be sure about the replacement .
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        • claudyu07
          Claudyu07
          • May 2014
          • 164
          • Ireland

          #5
          Re: hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

          u14: 127 - 6.8V
          74 - 6.8v
          3 - 0v
          26 - 6.8v
          11 - 0v

          Thanks

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          • ridamouh159
            Badcaps Veteran
            • Nov 2014
            • 365
            • maroc

            #6
            Re: hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

            I think that you can changing the IC PU12
            use as replacement a new ic or use ic but sure working .
            good chance

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            • subroto
              Badcaps Veteran
              • Oct 2015
              • 230
              • Bangladesh

              #7
              Re: hp15 da0u92mb6d0 NO Power

              Replace the 5v/3.3v chip. Your problem will be solve I think.
              Good luck.

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