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    Asus x551ma no display

    hi all

    i have a asus x551ma rev: 2
    When the phone cable is connected to the usb port of the device is turned off.
    checked a board .
    reflash bios and ec 2 and 3 time with badcap bios
    washing board .
    after flash bios system start but no display and after 10 or 15 minute fan spin,
    but no display.
    19v present
    5 v present
    3,3 v present
    1.3v ram present
    1.014 vcore present
    1.8v on pin8 ic bios present
    but 1.5 volt and 2volt on 2and 3 pin usb 2
    usb+ usb- are 1.5 and 2 volt!

    Link to boardview https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...51ma-boardview
    Last edited by SMDFlea; 08-19-2024, 12:52 PM. Reason: link to boardview

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    Re: Asus x551ma no display

    Measure the resistance on D+ and D- pins of usb port.If the resistance is low then you need to check components which are connected to the usb lines.

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      #3
      Re: Asus x551ma no display

      Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
      Measure the resistance on D+ and D- pins of usb port.If the resistance is low then you need to check components which are connected to the usb lines.
      D+ 79.5 ohm
      D- 79.5 ohm

      RN5207 connected to two pin and going striaght cpu
      RN5207 is 0 ohm

      ohh i know understand this device need a 1.8 programmer adapter for programm
      i haven't it
      Last edited by khelane; 01-13-2020, 07:48 AM.

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        Re: Asus x551ma no display

        So you programmed the chip in usual 3v socket?? If so the eeprom chip itself may be fried. So better, get a 1.8V adapter as well a new 1.8V bios chip and then flash it again. Dont experiment un-necessarily without following these two steps. A slight mistake can kill the soc.

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          Re: Asus x551ma no display

          Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
          So you programmed the chip in usual 3v socket?? If so the eeprom chip itself may be fried. So better, get a 1.8V adapter as well a new 1.8V bios chip and then flash it again. Dont experiment un-necessarily without following these two steps. A slight mistake can kill the soc.
          yes ,but i didnt know this subject, this ic bios is 1.8 volt.
          so i have be get a one of 1.8 adapter.
          tnx

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