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    Hp 15 with burnt mosfet

    please I really need help and don't know what to do,I have this HP 15 laptop which the power MOSFET is really burnt on the motherboard and i can't replace another one at the burnt area,please what can i do to make my board work again? this is the board number DAU88MMB6A0 REV:A

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    Re: Hp 15 with burnt mosfet

    will most likely be more things burned . new board is easiest if its that bad as you say .

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      Re: Hp 15 with burnt mosfet

      i just did a razor laptop with a burnt bad mosfet. it burnt so bad that the char was creating a resistance to ground, which had a plane right under the + rail. i pulled up and scraped away what i could untell the resistance went away on the + rail. unfortunately it also took away the traces to the battery monitoring chip which controlled the mosfets. i had to run a wire to them. i used a lifed trace and some wire to place a new mosfet.
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        Re: Hp 15 with burnt mosfet

        Originally posted by emmanuelbill1988 View Post
        please I really need help and don't know what to do,I have this HP 15 laptop which the power MOSFET is really burnt on the motherboard and i can't replace another one at the burnt area,please what can i do to make my board work again? this is the board number DAU88MMB6A0 REV:A
        post a photo someone can help you

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          Re: Hp 15 with burnt mosfet

          Originally posted by IDislikemakingLogins View Post
          i just did a razor laptop with a burnt bad mosfet. it burnt so bad that the char was creating a resistance to ground, which had a plane right under the + rail. i pulled up and scraped away what i could untell the resistance went away on the + rail. unfortunately it also took away the traces to the battery monitoring chip which controlled the mosfets. i had to run a wire to them. i used a lifed trace and some wire to place a new mosfet.
          4 contacts was good and no problem wire to other 4 contact so ic can be o its own place. way simpler and safer.

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