Hi all, working on a Apple MacBook Air A1466 (Logic board 802-00165-A). No chime or image??? Where checked the voltages on the main logic board, nearly all are present, 3.3, 5.0, 8.6, 1.6 for ram & CPU Core all present, ALL_SYS_PWRGD & CPU_VCCST_PWRGD also present & even get a normal fan spin. All voltages on the SPI_ROM are present. I even replaced the rom with a known good one but still no image or chime. The LCD backlight voltages even are normal. Can anyone help me in this? Am I missing any voltages yet to be checked. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
What was the original problem? History of the device? Liquid damage? -
Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
PRAM resetOpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardViewComment
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Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
Original problem was liquid spill & no ALL_SYS_PWRGD & CPU_VCCST_PWRGD voltages & no fan spin. Cleaned & replaced all the corroded parts, then all started to work but no image or charm after that.. anyway I will do . PRAM reset as "piernov" tell me to do so & then back to you guys again.Comment
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Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
PRAM reset did not help.. still the same condition, fan spins like normal, CPU heat up like normal too., but still no image. Kindly any further tips will surely help.Comment
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Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
Mabye boardview can help
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...34&postcount=2Comment
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Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
I measured each & every single S0 rail & all seem to be present. No rail missing, have no idea what's going on. Think the video chip maybe faulty??? Is there any way to test whether its working or not without an oscilloscope???Comment
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Re: Apple MacBook Air 820-00165-A no image
U6100 check for broken traces, dirt under smc-(reflow)Comment
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Hello,
This special tool from Apple is used to recover data from Macbook A1706. I've been using it for a while but it stops working. When connecting Thunderbolt 3 between the tool and working Macbook, Macbook should prompt "new device detected, allow or not"... but it doesn't.
Has anyone ever experience this ? It's not a cabling or power supply issue, some IC have stopped working but not sure which one. Probably the one that manager thunderbolt 3
Thanks
Claude... -
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Hello Gentlemen,
I am working on an apple MacBook A2442 board pn 820-02098-A with a visible short on the PMIC U7700 MVK-PLUS as per the schematics
I have a donner board from apple macbook pro m1 A2338 PN 820-02020 and I saw that the PMIC U8100 TMLT46B0-JPE could be a possible replacement for the U7700
Can you please help me confirm if the U7700 can be replaced with U8100 ?
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Thank you very much in advanced
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Hi there,
I'm looking for anyone who might have information on Apple's embedded Apple Watch charging daughterboard, ID 820-02601. This is currently used by Anker in their Apple Watch charging products, but likely by other Apple partner brands as well.
You can see the board referenced in ChargerLab's teardown of the Anker Y1811 3-in-1 MagSafe cube - they discuss the "Apple Watch wireless charging circuit" about 2/3rds down the page. It's not pictured, but the board ID reads 820-02601-A, which sure sounds like Apple.
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