I tried to Trace the +3VALW all remove the jumper connections that flows the +3VALW line but same got 70 ohms I already remocve the PJ401 from the PL402 coil. Hope some can guide me what to check next.. home my cpu is not dead or pch maybe?
LA-H901P +3VALW low resistance what would be the possible damge
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Re: +3VALW low resistance what would be the possible damge
also my uc7 bios chip pin 8 has 33 ohms?Comment
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sorry its a FH50P LA-H901P REV 1AAttached FilesComment
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Re: +3VALW low resistance what would be the possible damge
you separated the line +3VALW from +3VALW. can you measure with respect to mass the +3VALWP line, what value does your multimeter mark in diode mode?Comment
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kalilinux25, It may be a possibility that the CPU is damaged because the +3VALW line enters the CPU and the bios is fed with 1.8v, possibly you also have a short circuit in the 1.8v line.
you separated the line +3VALW from +3VALW. can you measure with respect to mass the +3VALWP line, what value does your multimeter mark in diode mode?
Thanks for the help the pch is already dead confirm after removing the pch chip all shorts gone,
Ive learned that if you test the pin8 of the Bio chip it can be easly conclude that shorted pch , great experience.Comment
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Re: +3VALW low resistance what would be the possible damge
no need to remoeve chip. inject voltage and u will see hotspot on side of pch/pour IPA on it/Comment
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Re: +3VALW low resistance what would be the possible damge
Very old facts and its known to almost every technician.Comment
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