How can I easily determine SoC or processor shorted laptop, when there is no power or display it is completely dead? Board is BM5387 Rev 1.2. Two of the coils near battery connector is shorted, one side 000 and other side 012 readings. Capacitors in that area also shorted similarly.
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Re: How to determine SoC or processor short BM5387 Rev 1.2?
The two left coils are short. I have 19v up to the cap next to the first coil on the right. No 19v. on the coil all other coils have no output. The group of caps and area around the two coils is shorted to ground. -
Re: How to determine SoC or processor short BM5387 Rev 1.2?
Check resistance to ground on pin8 of bios chip. Findout the two coils are connected to which line.Comment
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I have a dead Asus ROG gaming laptop with liquid damage. When I measure the first mosfet, there is 19V. On the second mosfet there is nothing on the input and 4.3V on the output but it is not continuously. It is going up and down.
I have read this article:
https://www.prospace20.com/2022/03/h...ad-laptop.html
Is it through that inductors can never be shorted?
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