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  • bios2000
    New Member
    • Jun 2016
    • 6
    • Switzerland

    #1

    MacBook 820-00923 identify component

    Hi together

    Maybe someone can help me: I have a 820-00923 mainboard (as far as I know, no schematics or board view exist...) that has a small water damage right next to the display connector.

    Now I would need help to identify the component that was burned away (I attached two images). Can someone help me with it?


    Thanks and greetings
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  • SMDFlea
    Super Moderator
    • Jan 2018
    • 23908
    • UK

    #2
    Re: MacBook 820-00923 identify component

    Look at the QFN IC next to the burnt area, take note of the part number. Google the part number and 820- ,find a schematic with the same IC and layout.

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    • bios2000
      New Member
      • Jun 2016
      • 6
      • Switzerland

      #3
      Originally posted by SMDFlea
      Look at the QFN IC next to the burnt area, take note of the part number. Google the part number and 820- ,find a schematic with the same IC and layout.
      Nope, the component is not connected to that QFN. One connection goes to the display connector and the other one disappears in an inner layer.

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      • SMDFlea
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        • Jan 2018
        • 23908
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        #4
        Re: MacBook 820-00923 identify component

        On the 820-00239 boardview and schematic,that has a similar layout ,the part is L4004. 120Ohm 1.5A ferrite bead .
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        Last edited by SMDFlea; 08-30-2018, 03:13 AM.

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        • bios2000
          New Member
          • Jun 2016
          • 6
          • Switzerland

          #5
          Originally posted by SMDFlea
          On the 820-00239 boardview and schematic,that has a similar layout ,the part is L4004. 120Ohm 1.5A ferrite bead .
          Ah cool, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much!

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          • atirepair
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            • Jul 2018
            • 3
            • usa

            #6
            Re: MacBook 820-00923 identify component

            Originally posted by SMDFlea
            On the 820-00239 boardview and schematic,that has a similar layout ,the part is L4004. 120Ohm 1.5A ferrite bead .
            Hello Sir can you provide those schematics 820-00239 please?

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            • SMDFlea
              Super Moderator
              • Jan 2018
              • 23908
              • UK

              #7
              Re: MacBook 820-00923 identify component

              Originally posted by atirepair
              Hello Sir can you provide those schematics 820-00239 please?
              Sure. Post #4 https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...ight=820-00239

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              • deserthermit
                Member
                • Nov 2019
                • 12
                • sweden

                #8
                Re: MacBook 820-00923 identify component

                hey every one

                i need 820-00923 brd pls

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