I have here hp g6 uma version DAR33HMB6AO REV:A laptop. the problem is cannot power on, Ive checked voltages NBSWON1# missing on PIN19 on u14 and on cn7 power button connector no 3.3v on pin4 and same with cap c59 connected to it, upon checking,Ive notice resistor R442 only have 2.7k supposed to have 10k, so ive replaced with 10k resistor same happen,checking resistor R51,R439 AND R441 have good value.only r442 is not measured 10k, anyone can help this please
Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
You have EC_PWROK/RSMRST#/LIDSW#/?? +3VPCU_EC is present on L52? Bios flashed?Comment
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
EC_PWROK present 3.3v on u13 RSMRST# is present on U14 +3vpcu_ec is present on L52 and c676 cap, already done flash bios that i got here in this forumLast edited by String2016; 12-11-2021, 03:41 AM.Comment
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
I noticed R442 measure 8k dropping to 2.8k, already tried changing with 10k resistor but still it drops to 2.8kComment
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
R442 is only a pull up so value isn't overly important. You should have 3.3V on the power switch, shorting to ground when pressed. This logic change should be visible on the EC at pin 19. If you don't have 3.3V, check with P7 disconnected and check voltage across C59 and pin 19 of the EC.Comment
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
Confirm you have +3.3PCU voltage on one side of R442, and check voltage other side. If it's low, and P7 is disconnected, it's either being pulled down by C59 or the EC. Also check continuity from R442 to pin 19 of the EC.Comment
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
Done checking +3v3pcpu voltage on R442 one side have 3.3v other side has 0.400v,check pin 19 on ec beeping on R442 one side which has 3.3v, tried check R59 no short , and tried removiing R59 and check R442 still form 10k drop to 3k something is pulling down the resistorComment
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Re: Hp g6 DAR33HMB6AO REV:A
Barring some kind of track damage, it seems pin 19 of the EC is pulling it down. It's not clear which EC you have, as block view is a KB3930 whereas on pg 30 its a KB3940. I don't believe the latter needs programming.
Try replacing the EC is the next step.Comment
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