Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
Pin 10 = 0.7 ohms to ground ?
To me, U7600 is defective.
Pin 10 = 0.7 ohms to ground ?
To me, U7600 is defective.
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
Removed U7600 the part itself was reading 10,8Mohms on Pin 10.
On the logicboard Pin 10 is at 1 Ohms.Comment
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
So with U7600 removed, pin 10 on the logic board is ~1 ohms to ground ?
What is left on the logic board that is mating with pin # 10 pad of U7600 on the logic board ?
Someone is causing this rail to sink.
Is L7630 still onboard or on a single leg ?Comment
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
Yes L7630 is still completely onboard.
C7630 is mating with pin 10.Last edited by Nuld_; 07-02-2022, 11:27 AM.Comment
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
Lift up one leg of L7630 OR remove current sense resistor R7640 (may be easier). Will need patience and flux to heat up this area since the inductor is able to support 20A of current. If indeed it is the inductor then this leads to the CPU which I believe will be the CPU causing this short event. Confirm it.Comment
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
I´ve removed R7640, the readings on the board are:
Pin 1: O.L
Pin 2: 0,7 Ohms
Pin 3: O.L
Pin 4: O.LComment
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
Not at my computer but pin #2 is towards the CPU ?
The CPU appears to be shorted. Wait on advice from others but CPU is very likely damaged from this reading.Comment
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Re: Macbook 820-3115 missing 3V42_G3H
Yup it is towards the CPU, I guess I will have to focus now on the other defective Logic Board. Nevertheless thanks a lot for your help
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