Hi all, I am working on a MacBook logic board # 820-02020. It is stuck on 5v & the amps are fluctuating from .01amp to .14amp. There was a spill on ISL9240 so I replaced it with a Brand new one. On PPDCIN_AON_CHGR_R & PPDCIN_USBC_AON I should be getting 20V, where as the voltage is just 5.01V. On the 5V coil, the voltage is fluctuating. On PPBUS_AON F5200 the voltage is 12v (which seems to be ok) but it goes up & down from 11.2V~12.6V. On both the CD3217B12BCE output fuse (FF200 & FF201) 5V out here. What is causing all this 20V not to come through. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
MacBook 820-02020 stuck on 5v
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Re: MacBook 820-02020 stuck on 5v
Hi.
1) remove F5200, check the voltage to ground of F5200, pin #1. Is it now stable?
2) If the power adapter is @ 5v, then the CD3217 are not working correctly. Both need to be operational to dial up the 20v power delivery contract. Check the voltage of the LDO rails on each ACE controller (CD3217). -
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Re: MacBook 820-02020 stuck on 5v
ok mon2., I removed F5200 & all is stable now., 12.5V on pin 1 of the fuse is stable, LDO on the ACE Controllers are stable too or when the fuse was soldered, voltages on PP3V3_UPC0_LDO (3.3) & PP1V5_UPC0_LDO_CORE (1.5) were jumping too. What is the next step please?? ThanksComment
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Re: MacBook 820-02020 stuck on 5v
Hi. Spent better part of the day fixing the plumbing for the compressed air for the SMT line. Learned a lot and now we have dry air with no leaks.
Do you now have 20v being selected for the power adapter?
With no power, ppbus fuse (F5200) still removed, meter in resistance mode, what is the resistance to ground of the downstream (consumer) side of the ppbus fuse?Comment
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