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    Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

    Hi!

    I need some help/advice with an Lenovo LA-A921P Board.
    It turns on but the RAM Voltage is missing. The previous owner shorted B+ to GND on PL501. The RAM Shield touched the inductor.

    Every Power rail is OK except for RAM.
    +1.35VP is 0.2V

    Is it either the controller PU501 (RT8207) or one of the Mosfets?
    PQ501 (AON7408L) & PQ502 (AON7506)
    They don't seem to be shorted. Drain to Source is a few MOhm's.

    I attached the Schematic.
    Thanks!
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    #2
    Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

    what is +1.35VP with another RAM or without any RAM?

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      #3
      Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

      The 2 Fets Voltage are contrĂ´le by RT8207, pin 5 of PQ501 need B+ test the Voltage , remove one pad of PL502 test the resestence to GND both sides, and check if RT8207 getting Voltage on pin 11 5 7 8 9 4 20
      Last edited by Techtiger; 09-08-2019, 12:33 PM.

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        #4
        Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

        Originally posted by caspian View Post
        what is +1.35VP with another RAM or without any RAM?
        RAM is soldered to the Mainboard.
        Resistance from +1.35VP to GND is around 108Ohms. Should be OK

        +5VALW is present so the chip is getting power.
        CPU gets warm and keyboard backlight turns on. Also it beeps when connecting/disconnecting the charger.
        So I guess it POST's but can't access the RAM obviously.

        SYSON is 3.3V
        TON was around 0.9V iirc.
        Last edited by KvnTM; 09-08-2019, 12:34 PM.

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          #5
          Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

          Originally posted by techtiger View Post
          The 2 Fets Voltage are contrĂ´le by RT8207
          Yeah I know but i'm not sure if the controller is dead or the fets.

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            #6
            Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

            I've made measurements

            RT8207
            Pin 1: 0V
            Pin 2: 0.02V
            Pin 3: GND
            Pin 4: 0.02V
            Pin 5: 0.03V
            Pin 6: 0.01V - 0.02V
            Pin 7: 4.9V
            Pin 8: 3.25V
            Pin 9: 0.56V
            Pin 10: NC
            Pin 11: 5V
            Pin 12: 5V
            Pin 13: 4.43V
            Pin 14: GND
            Pin 15: 0V
            Pin 16: 0.03V
            Pin 17: 0.03V
            Pin 18: 5.3V
            Pin 19: 0.03V
            Pin 20: 0.02V
            Last edited by KvnTM; 09-08-2019, 01:44 PM.

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              #7
              Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

              Originally posted by KvnTM View Post
              I've made measurements

              RT8207
              Pin 1: 0V
              Pin 2: 0.02V
              Pin 3: GND
              Pin 4: 0.02V
              Pin 5: 0.03V
              Pin 6: 0.01V - 0.02V
              Pin 7: 4.9V
              Pin 8: 3.25V
              Pin 9: 0.56V
              Pin 10: NC
              Pin 11: 5V
              Pin 12: 5V
              Pin 13: 4.43V
              Pin 14: GND
              Pin 15: 0V
              Pin 16: 0.03V
              Pin 17: 0.03V
              Pin 18: 5.3V
              Pin 19: 0.03V
              Pin 20: 0.02V
              Voltage in pin 7 S3 should be around +3V it's to high track it Back

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                #8
                Re: Lenovo Yoga 2 LA-A921P No DDR Voltage

                Well, good news. I fixed it!

                The pcb track under PL501 was soooo thin and burned away that i could measure proper voltages but it couldn't handle enough to current and the RT8207 wasn't starting properly.

                Removed that stupid "EMI" inductor, reworked the pub & bridged the pads and et voila. It works.

                Thanks for your responses though!

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