hp pav 15-r no 3.33v on power switch bouton

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  • YOUCEF4787
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    • May 2014
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    #1

    hp pav 15-r no 3.33v on power switch bouton

    hi
    i have laptop hp pav 15-r
    hp pavilion 15-e077ek
    motherboard: da0r62mb6e0 rev:e
    no power up
    all volts are ok only power boton have no 3.33v volte i change it but the same.
    i replace the risistor r880 but the same.
    every think is discribed in picturs attached
    any solutions pls.
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    • SMDFlea
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      • Jan 2018
      • 20815
      • UK
      #2
      Re: hp pav 15-r no 3.33v on power switch bouton

      Post the full laptop model number, motherboard part number and a link to the schematic if its already posted in the schematic requests forum
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        • YOUCEF4787
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          • May 2014
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          Re: hp pav 15-r no 3.33v on power switch bouton

          Originally posted by SMDFlea
          Post the full laptop model number, motherboard part number and a link to the schematic if its already posted in the schematic requests forum
          every thing is ok

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            • mcplslg123
              Badcaps Legend
              • Jun 2015
              • 7262
              • india
              #4
              Re: hp pav 15-r no 3.33v on power switch bouton

              Do you have voltage on SDA/SCL pin??

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