i'm new to working on boards that aren't for apple laptops and can't seem to find a schematic for this 2018 hp. Its totally dead and the charging port indicator LED doesn't come on but the 19v gets to the current sensing resistor. there is a chip that is gets really warm (tps51285b). I think it's responsible for the LDO voltages.
hp envy 17m-bw0013dx no LED on charging port
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Re: hp envy 17m-bw0013dx no LED on charging port
Very few schematics available for the newer models unfortunately. But they usually fall in the same basic design so you can do some limited troubleshooting.
As you said, the +3.3V/5V IC is getting warm so have a look at the LDO output voltages. They are simple linear regulators with limited output current. If the voltage is low, it's usually not the IC but the load on that output. Sometimes you can get lucky and its just a shorted bypass cap, but can also be the EC itself.Comment
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Re: hp envy 17m-bw0013dx no LED on charging port
9V as VIN is very likely correct as NVDC technology is perhaps in use in charging circuit. resistance on +3V LDO/+5V LDO?? Measure resistance without any power connected.Comment
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Hi, any solution? Got the exact same issue. There's absolutely no measurable short on the board, no powerline, no mosfet, no cap, nothing.
Owner told, he wasn't able to turn it off anymore. As soon as he took out the battery, it never turned on again, if this is some hint.
Injecting 3.3V into VREG3 takes 1mA what looks good, but injecting 5V into VREG5 shows 25mA what looks high to me, for a machine that's turned off.
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!
PS my board is Haymitch 4G MB 17889-1 448.0EJ11.0011 what seems to be the same, just 4GB VRAM.Comment
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Has anyone with the same symptoms taken the board out and looked at the other side??
There is a shorted cap c6701.
Unsure what it's values could be, but I will try to trace it to the nearest connected IC and look up a datasheet to hopefully identify a suitable replacement value
cheers​Comment
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