I found this information on a board that uses this IC model, but I haven't been successful in recording it yet. We'll have to try again. We need to improve the information about this IC, as I haven't found much material available on the internet. But I hope this can clarify things. [TABLE="border: 1, cellpadding: 1, width: 500"]
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[TD][B]Kyboard pinn[/B][/TD]
[TD][B]io pins[/B][/TD]
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[TD]KS03=23 (MY3)[/TD]
[TD]39[/TD]
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[TD]KSI7=3 (MX7)[/TD]
[TD]65[/TD]...

Unfortunately, the Mac didn’t respond to DFU mode. So, I returned the device because I believe the issue is with the NANDs. I don’t yet perform replacements or programming of them, so I decided to return it.

Thank you for your response, my friend. It seems we have a corrupted firmware. I looked for shorts using the thermal sensor but didn’t find anything abnormal. I only noticed that Q8102 has a slight heating, but nothing exceeding 30/35°C, almost room temperature. I will try the DFU and post the results.

I have this machine, one of the few that arrives on the bench without a short on PPBUS_G3H. At least these voltages are present. I also have the PP3V3 voltage on L7660 and P5VG3 on L7600. I'm not used to dealing with machines where the shorts are not on PPBUS_G3H, so I need help from my colleagues to analyze where this sequence is failing. From what I've measured, the SSD voltages are fine.
The analyzer shows it as seen in the attached photo....