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  • kiluuu
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    • Mar 2024
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    G713-6050A3254002-MB-A01(A1)

    Hello. I'm here because I took a gamble and bought a liquid damaged Asus an I was hopping I could get some help with the schematics . There were a few caps affected by corrosion but after replacing them there was still no sign of life. I know I'm being optimistic with the repair but hey, I have nothing to lose and I might learn a thing or two in the process. The board number is G713-6050A3254002-MB-A01(A1)
    I would be very grateful and ill make sure I follow with an update and a donation of course.
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    • shukys
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      • Dec 2010
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      #2
      Try G533 schematics also boardview for G513 is available

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        • SRJoint
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          • Feb 2022
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          G713-6050A3254002-MB-A01(A1)

          I need the same, can a friend help please?
          (Sorry, I didn't mean to yell)

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