G750jz bq375 issue

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  • jasko_jacker
    Badcaps Legend
    • Oct 2014
    • 1137
    • italy

    #1

    G750jz bq375 issue

    After a short in AC_DOCK_IN line the 10 Ohm resistor which provides vcc to bq735 broke out. I change this resistor and for security the BAT54cw diode.
    the system worked for two days after that the battery did not charge.
    I measure the voltage on 10 Ohm resistor and it's about 4v.
    I check all caps around bq347, resitors , etc but all seem ok.
    the replacement of bq347 no change the situation.
    I removed the bq347 and on 10 Ohm resitor, I read only 16-17 volt instead 19V and this reading persist even after I removed all caps and first mosfet on AC_DOCK_IN.
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  • piernov
    Super Moderator
    • Jan 2016
    • 4435
    • France

    #2
    Re: G750jz bq375 issue

    Is PD8802 good? What is the voltage on A/D_DOCK_IN and DC_JACK_IN?
    Both sides of PR8842 measures 16V?
    After PD8802 there is a slight voltage drop but it shouldn't exceed 0.4V.
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    • jasko_jacker
      Badcaps Legend
      • Oct 2014
      • 1137
      • italy

      #3
      Re: G750jz bq375 issue

      Originally posted by piernov
      Is PD8802 good? What is the voltage on A/D_DOCK_IN and DC_JACK_IN?
      Both sides of PR8842 measures 16V?
      After PD8802 there is a slight voltage drop but it shouldn't exceed 0.4V.
      Hi Piernov, thanks for reply;
      the 16v remain also without diode, the resistive partition (ac detect) should not affect this voltage, i did the same test with a g75vw and i read 19V. If I remove pr8814 the 19v returns, so I checked the resistors value pr8814 = 127K and pr8815=20K pc8825 is ok.
      How is it possible?
      before welding all the components I've removed, I would like to solve this problem.
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