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820-01958-A no power sys led = white when charger is connected.
Hi everyone.
First, let me preface by saying that I do not have much experience with diagnosing damages in motherboards other than visual inspection and checking simple short to ground faults.
But I do learn quickly, and really want to learn how to properly diagnose motherboard faults. If someone could have the patience to go over this board with me, it would be greatly appreciated.
A customer came into my shop with a A2179 MacBook with an [B]820-01958-A[/B] logic board. The reason for bringing the laptop in is that the laptop stopped turning on.
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If anybody has this schematic, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share it with us. Need it to identify a component that blew up on a customer's board, and so far had 0 luck in finding a schematic. Might have more damage than just the obviously blown part, as the customer indicated they were getting warning messages that the fan(s) had an issue, which they thought to remedy by using a fan cooling pad, until it stopped working all together.
Just to clarify, motherboard part number: DA0X36MBAE0 Rev. E for an HP spectre x360 convertible model 13t-ap000.
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Hello everyone.
My name is Rick, I run a small-time computer repair shop in Ecuador working with any brand computers including apple products even though i ha7e them with a passion haha. Here to pick up the odd boardview/schematic and ask for help whenever I get stuck.
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