Hi everyone.
I have the board 820-00165A which starts only heated up. Replaced components due to slight liquid damage are: C7797, U7501, U7600, U6101, R7641, U6100, R6130, R6132, R1440, R1445, R1344. Cleaned in Ultrasonic cleaner.
Now, the weird thing, it was going for quite some time, then after a couple of weeks it died. U6100 and U6101 were replaced when I tried to heat up the area and it booted again. Had one leg under U6101 dried, but there were no visible corrosion on the outside!
After that I dig up further and discovered that once the board is heated between the CPU and the U6100 from the side where the U6100 is located, and while it maintains around 40-50°C it goes OK. When it completely cools down it doesn't start
Any ideas where should I look further? What to measure? I feel like there's one little thing like a cap that's failing. But which one would be working after being heated a bit and in that range of temperatures? Could it be the CPU balls near R1344? Any suggestions are appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
I have the board 820-00165A which starts only heated up. Replaced components due to slight liquid damage are: C7797, U7501, U7600, U6101, R7641, U6100, R6130, R6132, R1440, R1445, R1344. Cleaned in Ultrasonic cleaner.
Now, the weird thing, it was going for quite some time, then after a couple of weeks it died. U6100 and U6101 were replaced when I tried to heat up the area and it booted again. Had one leg under U6101 dried, but there were no visible corrosion on the outside!
After that I dig up further and discovered that once the board is heated between the CPU and the U6100 from the side where the U6100 is located, and while it maintains around 40-50°C it goes OK. When it completely cools down it doesn't start

Any ideas where should I look further? What to measure? I feel like there's one little thing like a cap that's failing. But which one would be working after being heated a bit and in that range of temperatures? Could it be the CPU balls near R1344? Any suggestions are appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
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