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    XPS 9530 LA-L663P

    please help me ! i need ic name and datasheet,, image below
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    #2
    Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post
    please help me ! i need ic name and datasheet,, image below
    It's richtek RT8843AGQW, but on richtek site datasheet only RT8843C

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      #3
      Originally posted by Bonzas View Post

      It's richtek RT8843AGQW, but on richtek site datasheet only RT8843C
      oh so lucky! ,, with your help I solved my problem,, and this ic is in the diagram attached below,,, thank you very much!

      https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-huaqin-nb6200
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        #4
        Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post

        oh so lucky! ,, with your help I solved my problem,, and this ic is in the diagram attached below,,, thank you very much!

        https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-huaqin-nb6200
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        Hi, can i know what problem did you have? I have the same model and its not detecting the nvidia card

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          #5
          Originally posted by _adr View Post

          Hi, can i know what problem did you have? I have the same model and its not detecting the nvidia card
          If you lose the Nivia power source, check the TON pin resistance of that ic, it's about 200k (can't know exactly because there's no diagram).

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            #6
            Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post

            If you lose the Nivia power source, check the TON pin resistance of that ic, it's about 200k (can't know exactly because there's no diagram).
            Hi the resistance to ground? Do you happen to remember which one in your picture was it? i cant find it

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              #7
              Originally posted by _adr View Post

              Hi the resistance to ground? Do you happen to remember which one in your picture was it? i cant find it
              I don't have a picture, you can check there are 2 resistors on the back, 1 is 0 ohm, 2 is about 200k to replace, the 200k resistor one end is 19v and the other end goes into that ic

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                #8
                On the diagram I sent you, look for PU2001 and you will see that ic and you can check pin 8 of the ic

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post

                  I don't have a picture, you can check there are 2 resistors on the back, 1 is 0 ohm, 2 is about 200k to replace, the 200k resistor one end is 19v and the other end goes into that ic
                  Hi, i think i found the 8 VIN RTON pin, i think that is the one i marked with green, i cant seem to find the two resistors you're refering to, i did take a photo of the back can you help me to identify which are? tysm

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by _adr View Post

                    Hi, i think i found the 8 VIN RTON pin, i think that is the one i marked with green, i cant seem to find the two resistors you're refering to, i did take a photo of the back can you help me to identify which are? tysm
                    try
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                      #11
                      Coincidentally, I just encountered it again and I just needed to replace the 2nd resistor = 200k and it was successful

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post
                        Coincidentally, I just encountered it again and I just needed to replace the 2nd resistor = 200k and it was successful
                        Yess, it was open or very high when i was able to read it was 6.7MOhms, then it vanished itself as was like burned gonna change it tomorrow, and it that was the fault ill give you some reward, tysm

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by _adr View Post

                          Yess, it was open or very high when i was able to read it was 6.7MOhms, then it vanished itself as was like burned gonna change it tomorrow, and it that was the fault ill give you some reward, tysm
                          good luck ,, please donate to this forum not me

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by trunguntilyou View Post

                            If you lose the Nivia power source, check the TON pin resistance of that ic, it's about 200k (can't know exactly because there's no diagram).
                            I confirm, same issue, that resistor is damaged maybe broken or burned, replaced it and all is good now, thanks.

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