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    #81
    Re: MacBook Air a1466 820-00165-a doesn't start

    PPVRTC_G3H- 3.3v
    RTC_RESET_L - 3.3v
    PCH_SRTCRST_L - 3.3v
    PCH_INTVRMEN_L- 3.3v
    PCH_DSWVRMEN_L- 3.3v
    SYSCLK_CLK32K_RTCX1 -0v
    PP3V3_S5- 3.3v
    PM_DSW_PWRGD- 3.4v
    PP3V3_SUS- 3.3v
    PM_BATLOW_L- 3.3v
    PM_RSMRST_L- 3.3v
    PM_PWRBTN_L- 3.4v

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      #82
      Re: MacBook Air a1466 820-00165-a doesn't start

      Originally posted by mon2 View Post
      Post the voltage readings of U6100 SPI flash rom.
      hi sir hope you can still help me

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        #83
        NEED help with my a1466 macbook with mb 820-00165-a

        problem is no voltage reading both pins of R7551 to send enable signal for pin 4 and will result to PP5V_S4RS3, measured L7520 indcutor for possible short to gnd but none have found. i watch yt videos of louiss rossman and he said before replacing U7501 we must check first PM_SLP_S4_L , and i did check but nothing i measured. is it correct to conclude that U0500 chip is the culprit? i checked also the PM_SLP_S4_L line and no short found. pls. help thanks

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          #84
          Review this flow chart:

          https://logi.wiki/index.php/G3_to_S3..._and_Broadwell

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            #85
            Originally posted by mon2 View Post
            yes thanks, i am at S4 stage where i can get no voltage reading that will enable the u7501 chip, and that PM_SLP_S4 comes from U0500 chip

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              #86
              Is PM_SLP_S4 pulsing or stuck at 0v?

              What is the voltage to ground of PPBUS_G3H? Is it stable?

              Do you have a stable PP3V42_G3H @ 3v42?

              Be sure to use the original OEM power adapter suitable to power this logic board. This is important.

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                #87
                Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                Is PM_SLP_S4 pulsing or stuck at 0v?

                What is the voltage to ground of PPBUS_G3H? Is it stable?

                Do you have a stable PP3V42_G3H @ 3v42?

                Be sure to use the original OEM power adapter suitable to power this logic board. This is important.
                i am stuck at 0v on PM_SLP_S4_L , PPBUS_G3H is stable, i also have reading of 3.42 on OO3V42_G3H, And yes i am using oem pwr adapter

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                  #88
                  Confirm the PM_PWRBTN_L voltage when you press the power button. Test again when the power button is released.

                  Also review this video:

                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZz8WtEZBEU
                  Last edited by mon2; 04-17-2025, 08:55 AM.

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                    #89
                    Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                    Confirm the PM_PWRBTN_L voltage when you press the power button. Test again when the power button is released.

                    Also review this video:

                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZz8WtEZBEU
                    PM_PWRBTN_L has a reading of 3v and pulled down as i press the pwr switch button on keyboard, when released it goes high again

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                      #90
                      What is the history of this unit? Any liquid damage? What is the exact voltage of PPBUS_G3H? This voltage will confirm if the SMC is working or not. If PPBUS_G3H is not the higher value, study the voltage to ground of the SCL / SDA lines on the battery which are shared by the battery pack, the SMC and the charger chip @ U7100.

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                        #91
                        Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                        What is the history of this unit? Any liquid damage? What is the exact voltage of PPBUS_G3H? This voltage will confirm if the SMC is working or not. If PPBUS_G3H is not the higher value, study the voltage to ground of the SCL / SDA lines on the battery which are shared by the battery pack, the SMC and the charger chip @ U7100.
                        PPBUS_G3H reads 8.4vdc and both SCL AND SDA line on battery connector are logic high 3v , my friend who owns this laptop said there is accedental water spill on this long time ago but wait a week before trying to power up, and voila...problem occurs. through my scope theres no visible water damaged observed. i only stuck at the PM_SLP_S4_L signal. btw....letter L in signal name means Low?? if it does, maybe i should not expect a high logic value on this pin, am i wrong ? whats your idea on this? if this signal comes from CPU U0500, what other signal that triggers this cpu to give a logic high on this output PM_SLP_S4?

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                          #92
                          Review the steps 1-12 here for this signal:

                          https://www.it-tech.com.au/pm-slp-s4-l-timing/

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                            #93
                            Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                            Review the steps 1-12 here for this signal:

                            https://www.it-tech.com.au/pm-slp-s4-l-timing/
                            wow, thank you very much for the link, its very informative, i might sleep now and do this tomorrow morning. its past midnight here in our place. i will share some update as quickly as i can. thanks again.

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                              #94
                              here is an update....@Mon2 and others
                              i followed this link https://www.it-tech.com.au/pm-slp-s4-l-timing/
                              i have stopped at no.11 ...PM_RST_L is low , reading of 0v but pull-up resistor is ok at 100k and PP3V_SUS has 2.7 volts.
                              pls. see attached diagram with my readings
                              also checked for shorted to gnd on that signal PM_RST_L but ok not shorted. so probably i should jump to conclusion that it is the chip U8130 is the culprit as datasheet tells us that MR pin is high and threshold voltage is within the design....PIN 6 SHOULD have a high reading and not zero. can you guys confirm
                              Attached Files

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                                #95
                                Working on my beauty sleep but 3v3 rails are too low. Remove all power and measure the resistance to ground. Should not be at 2v7 unless a shorted part on the rail.

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                                  #96
                                  Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                                  Working on my beauty sleep but 3v3 rails are too low. Remove all power and measure the resistance to ground. Should not be at 2v7 unless a shorted part on the rail.
                                  thats also i thought eventhough the chip has a minimum working voltage. the only correct voltage reading is PM_DSW_PWRGD which is i measured @ 3.42 v. all items in 11+1 checklist on the link that you gave me is 2.7v and the item no.6 i got a correct32khz clk. i will give another update, sorry o disturbed your sleep.

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                                    #97
                                    Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                                    Working on my beauty sleep but 3v3 rails are too low. Remove all power and measure the resistance to ground. Should not be at 2v7 unless a shorted part on the rail.
                                    latest....found out PPDCIN_G3H_ISOL only has 15.5v but i can measure though a 3.42v on PP3V42. SAD i dont have other magsafe for verification. note that it is a original magsafe that i used. maybe this causes my 3.3v rail to have 2.7volt only of reading

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                                      #98
                                      Remove all power. What is the resistance to ground on C8130? This rail is being pulled down from the expected 3v3 value.

                                      U8130 is looking for a threshold value of 3v or more before releasing the reset line else parked the output to be low.

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                                        #99
                                        From Rossmann forum..

                                        15V on DCIN is fine and will not affect anything, schematic is lazy and states voltage for a 60W charger instead of 45W

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                                          Originally posted by mon2 View Post
                                          Remove all power. What is the resistance to ground on C8130? This rail is being pulled down from the expected 3v3 value.

                                          U8130 is looking for a threshold value of 3v or more before releasing the reset line else parked the output to be low.
                                          SORRY I have just read your reply just this time, good news, i have replaced U8130 with a part from donor board. confirmed that U8130 is pulling my PM_RSMRST_L down. now after replacement, the voltage of all that i mention with 2.7v reading still same, macbook now running.
                                          L7560 = 2.8V
                                          L7520 = 5.1 V PP5VRS3
                                          PM_SLP_S4 = 2.8 V

                                          USB port has power, camera is working, wifi is ok. battery is charging. sleep mode is ok.
                                          i will update again if there is a problem that will manifest.

                                          thanks mon2 for the link. that helps a lot, i almost threw my mac


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