+1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

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  • samanthban
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Feb 2014
    • 253
    • Sri lanka

    #1

    +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

    DELL N5040 DV 15 CP UMA MB 10263-1

    This laptop came as no power ,first check 19v rail was short to ground and removed easily .cap was pc 4813

    then checked PL4902 short to ground as shown in the picture .







    I failed many time when injecting voltage to this rail . and i have checked PC4901,PC4910,PT4902,PT4901 all are ok.

    please give an advice any expertise regarding this matter.
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  • fddizon
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Sep 2011
    • 555
    • Philippines

    #2
    Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

    hi,

    im no expert but you can try checking +1.05V_CPU rail
    C4901 and dual channel FET PQ4901 are few of the candidates

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    • fddizon
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Sep 2011
      • 555
      • Philippines

      #3
      Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

      see this transfer of name inside the yellow box
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      • samanthban
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Feb 2014
        • 253
        • Sri lanka

        #4
        Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

        Originally posted by fddizon
        hi,

        im no expert but you can try checking +1.05V_CPU rail
        C4901 and dual channel FET PQ4901 are few of the candidates
        Thanks for your idea will check for that as you said .this power rail is so big its goes to many places any tricks that can find the faulty one.
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        • samanthban
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Feb 2014
          • 253
          • Sri lanka

          #5
          Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

          pq 4901 is ok and c4901 place is empty
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          • jasko_jacker
            Badcaps Legend
            • Oct 2014
            • 1140
            • italy

            #6
            Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

            if I understand well , you have removed the coil PL4902 and the short is on the right side, on +1.05VTT_PWR -> +1.05v_pch ?
            If you can not isolate this branch (+1.05v_pch), one method is to desolder a lot of components,I don't remove the component, but I positioning it vertically on one of his pad (when is possible).
            C2601 & C2602 -> VCCCORE
            C2613 ->
            C2704 & C2705 & C2708 & C2710
            C2728 & C2729 & C2730
            C2725
            PC4901 -> not in place
            PT4902 ->
            L2702 & L2703
            probably there is a short inside the pch
            Or remove
            Pl4902 and PR4912 and inject a 1.05 V 1.5 A and try to find a cold component

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            • dellxps15
              Badcaps Legend
              • Feb 2014
              • 1598
              • italy

              #7
              Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

              cant read well, but remove pg4908 jump and pr4903 and see if still short. if yes short is on some caps (pc4901 ... etc etc) , otherwise is in cpu.

              edit: be sure what cpu is in it. some cpu like series 3 intel i7 3710QM will show 001 or short on coil, but it is completely normal to have very low value....
              Last edited by dellxps15; 11-20-2016, 02:12 PM.

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              • samanthban
                Badcaps Veteran
                • Feb 2014
                • 253
                • Sri lanka

                #8
                Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

                Originally posted by jasko_jacker
                if I understand well , you have removed the coil PL4902 and the short is on the right side, on +1.05VTT_PWR -> +1.05v_pch ?
                If you can not isolate this branch (+1.05v_pch), one method is to desolder a lot of components,I don't remove the component, but I positioning it vertically on one of his pad (when is possible).
                C2601 & C2602 -> VCCCORE
                C2613 ->
                C2704 & C2705 & C2708 & C2710
                C2728 & C2729 & C2730
                C2725
                PC4901 -> not in place
                PT4902 ->
                L2702 & L2703
                probably there is a short inside the pch
                Or remove
                Pl4902 and PR4912 and inject a 1.05 V 1.5 A and try to find a cold component
                if I understand well , you have removed the coil PL4902 and the short is on the right side, on +1.05VTT_PWR -> +1.05v_pch ? yes, it goes to pch and cpu

                Thanks for giving me a direction try it and let you know
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                • samanthban
                  Badcaps Veteran
                  • Feb 2014
                  • 253
                  • Sri lanka

                  #9
                  Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

                  Originally posted by dellxps15
                  cant read well, but remove pg4908 jump and pr4903 and see if still short. if yes short is on some caps (pc4901 ... etc etc) , otherwise is in cpu.

                  edit: be sure what cpu is in it. some cpu like series 3 intel i7 3710QM will show 001 or short on coil, but it is completely normal to have very low value....
                  Thanks for helping will try and post here
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                  • samanthban
                    Badcaps Veteran
                    • Feb 2014
                    • 253
                    • Sri lanka

                    #10
                    Re: +1.05vtt_pwr cpu and pch power rail short to ground

                    edit: be sure what cpu is in it. some cpu like series 3 intel i7 3710QM will show 001 or short on coil, but it is completely normal to have very low value....

                    All day searched for faulty component but above sentence save me ..Thanks hundred times actually its normal

                    computer work 100%
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