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  • kalilinux25
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    • Mar 2018
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    LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

    Hi good day i have a quit a bad issue of this board , I alrady change the scren but I can only ssee a dim light od display showing acer logo. Ive tsted the pins showing
    CN8
    Pin 40 19v
    Pin 36-34 has 3.3v
    Pin 32-33 has 3.3v
    Pin 30 has 0v

    Im very new with this issue and I dont want to add more damge to the board hope somoen can guide me..
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  • mon2
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    • Dec 2019
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    Re: LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

    Hi. Is the replacement display a 100% new display or at least confirmed to be a working unit with a working backlight?

    The computer works fine with an external HDMI monitor?

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    • kalilinux25
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      Re: LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

      Originally posted by mon2
      Hi. Is the replacement display a 100% new display or at least confirmed to be a working unit with a working backlight?

      The computer works fine with an external HDMI monitor?
      Yes the Lcd is new and it works in hdmi out

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      • mon2
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        Re: LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

        According to CN8 schematic, pin 30 should not be zero volts. Please see attached.

        Can you trace back this pin 30 and confirm if there is a stuffed resistor @ R6 or R9?

        Only one resistor should be present on the logic board.

        Respectively, when this resistor is found, check the OTHER side of the resistor to confirm if there is a voltage rail present @ +3V (R6) or +5V (R9).

        Also, investigate the hall effect IC (lid sensor?) as per the attached schematic. Is this working correctly?

        What is the voltage on BLON_CON?

        Perhaps the host CPU believes the LID is closed so it is dimming the display accordingly to save on power.
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        Last edited by mon2; 04-07-2021, 10:56 AM.

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        • kalilinux25
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          Re: LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

          Originally posted by mon2
          According to CN8 schematic, pin 30 should not be zero volts. Please see attached.

          Can you trace back this pin 30 and confirm if there is a stuffed resistor @ R6 or R9?

          Only one resistor should be present on the logic board.

          Respectively, when this resistor is found, check the OTHER side of the resistor to confirm if there is a voltage rail present @ +3V (R6) or +5V (R9).

          Also, investigate the hall effect IC (lid sensor?) as per the attached schematic. Is this working correctly?

          What is the voltage on BLON_CON?

          Perhaps the host CPU believes the LID is closed so it is dimming the display accordingly to save on power.
          The =3v and 5v is preent into the end of the two resistor
          The r9 and r6 are no stuff
          check the BLON_CON 3.3V

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          • mcplslg123
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            Re: LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

            What about the LID switch as suggested by @mon2??

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            • kalilinux25
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              Re: LCD backlight Issu Z8A REV D

              Originally posted by mcplslg123
              What about the LID switch as suggested by @mon2??
              when I tried to check the pins of q38 im not getting any voltage on all pins

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