HP 650 G2 Troubleshooting Help

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  • ionut68
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    • Sep 2020
    • 8
    • Romania

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    HP 650 G2 Troubleshooting Help

    Hi
    I'm asking for help with the CIRCUS-6050A2723701-MB-A02 motherboard that I can't turn on.
    I have typed into memory all the bios posted on this forum, with all pretty much the same result: Turns on the fingers, POWER, AUDIO on/off, and WRILES LED, and after 10-15 seconds the fan starts up with increasing speed.
    All voltage sources are OK except for two that don't draw any voltage:
    U66010 and U66310 (SIC631) = 0V I measured with ohmmeter against ground the outputs after coil L66010 and L66310 = 5,311Ohm
    I measured the voltages on pins U66010 and U66310:
    Voltages with power OFF button
    Pin 1=0V
    Pin 2=2V
    Pin 3=5.2V
    Pin 5=4.9V
    Pin 7=0V
    Pin 8,.....11=19,7V
    Pin 16,....23=0V
    Pin 29=5,2V

    Voltages with power button ON
    Pin 1=2,58V
    Pin 2=0V
    Pin 3=5,2V
    Pin 5=4,9V
    Pin 7=0V
    Pin 8,.....11=19,7V
    Pin 16,....23=0V
    Pin 29=5,2V


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  • ionut68
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    • Sep 2020
    • 8
    • Romania

    #2
    Re: HP 650 G2 Troubleshooting Help

    Can anyone tell me what the voltage should be on those two sources?
    What is the value of the output resistance to ground?

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    • keczuk
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2019
      • 83
      • WWW

      #3
      Re: HP 650 G2 Troubleshooting Help

      did u solve this problem ? i have same issue ?

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      • Sephir0th
        Badcaps Legend
        • Oct 2020
        • 1262
        • Germany

        #4
        Re: HP 650 G2 Troubleshooting Help

        In these cases it is often a communications issue between the VRM Controller and the CPU, which usually means the CPU is bad. Measure Power Inputs, Enables, PGood, VRHOT# and ALERT# to have a basic overview
        FairRepair on YouTube

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