Re: Need help with 820-00165
See attached.
The ON/OFF of the logic board has numerous feeds including the SMD pads you are shorting with the tweezers.
Then there is the keyboard ON/OFF. I recall a few cases like yours on this forum where the keyboard (maybe due to liquid damage??) was flaky for the ON/OFF function.
To confirm, test with the keyboard again. If the results are not 100% everytime to turn the macbook ON/OFF, then you will need to monitor the voltage on
pin # 20 of connector J4800.
You should see a logic high (~3v4) when the key is not pressed
and then logic LOW (~0 volts) when the key is pressed. If this status is not low enough, the logic board will not turn on.
Confirm this detail with the multimeter.
Post the measurements to move forward.
See attached.
The ON/OFF of the logic board has numerous feeds including the SMD pads you are shorting with the tweezers.
Then there is the keyboard ON/OFF. I recall a few cases like yours on this forum where the keyboard (maybe due to liquid damage??) was flaky for the ON/OFF function.
To confirm, test with the keyboard again. If the results are not 100% everytime to turn the macbook ON/OFF, then you will need to monitor the voltage on
pin # 20 of connector J4800.
You should see a logic high (~3v4) when the key is not pressed
and then logic LOW (~0 volts) when the key is pressed. If this status is not low enough, the logic board will not turn on.
Confirm this detail with the multimeter.
Post the measurements to move forward.
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