identify chip IACEK ( msi ms16-r41 )
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Re: identify chip IACEK ( msi ms16-r41 )
Found the chip. Its
https://nl.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...p1lEgDcQ%3D%3DComment
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Re: identify chip IACEK ( msi ms16-r41 )
Hi Pfudaniel,
Has your MSI Laptop become operational after you've changed the chip? I have the same problem with my MSI GF63, that same chip IACEK is burned and wont power on. Is IACEK top marking the same as MP2143DJ-LF-P (from the link you shared). It looks like this chip is a buck converter (Switching Voltage Regulator) which is capable of generating fixed output voltage ranging from 600mV to 5V with Input voltage of 2.5V - 5.5V. May I know where did to bought the chip? Thank in advance!Comment
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Re: identify chip IACEK ( msi ms16-r41 )
Hi mon2,
Great I found the chip online in my country and its super cheap...
Thank you guys....
Actually the TOP MARKING means as follows:
IACEY (first digit is not actually letter I, but I dunno what does it mean...I'm guessing it's just a marking separator or something)
ACE: product code of MP2143DJ;
Y: year code;
So meaning the last digit doesn't really matter coz it's only a production date.
source:https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...6357a818bb.pdf
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Re: identify chip IACEK ( msi ms16-r41 )
Hi mon2,
Great I found the chip online in my country and its super cheap...
Thank you guys....
Actually the TOP MARKING means as follows:
IACEY (first digit is not actually letter I, but I dunno what does it mean...I'm guessing it's just a marking separator or something)
ACE: product code of MP2143DJ;
Y: year code;
So meaning the last digit doesn't really matter coz it's only a production date.
source:https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...6357a818bb.pdf
page 2
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I was fixing the same laptop today. Symptoms: there is no reaction to the power button, but the battery is charging. I found this chip labeled |ACEM, the chip was damaged. I took it off, disconnected the display cable and connected an external monitor via HDMI. The laptop turned on, the system booted up. It remains to find a replacement for the chip and check how it works with the native display.Comment
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