Hi,
With the Logic Board connected to the DC source, in the USB-C adapter it gives 19.75V and the current is mostly at zero volts and from time to time it peaks at 0.035A (for about a second).
I was able to find the source of the anomaly, that is, the PP1V_S5G rail is shorted.
I know it's not advisable to inject voltage, but that's what I did and with the help of an infrared camera I saw that the processor is the only component to heat up.
With this, is it correct to conclude that the source of the short is in the processor?
Best regards.
With the Logic Board connected to the DC source, in the USB-C adapter it gives 19.75V and the current is mostly at zero volts and from time to time it peaks at 0.035A (for about a second).
I was able to find the source of the anomaly, that is, the PP1V_S5G rail is shorted.
I know it's not advisable to inject voltage, but that's what I did and with the help of an infrared camera I saw that the processor is the only component to heat up.
With this, is it correct to conclude that the source of the short is in the processor?
Best regards.
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