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  • Arshad alam4659
    a1707 5v stuck
    by Arshad alam4659
    i have a motherboard a1707 820-00928-a this board is 5v in stuck and restart again and again all ldo is present ppbus_g3h is 0v no short pp3v3_g3h is 3.3v smc_bc_acok is 3.3v but problem is all voltage is not stable like pp3v3_g3h voltage jumps 3.3v and 2.1v sometime 1.5v and dc also showing 5v then 0v then 2.5v not fixed
    This board was working a day before, the customer came to install the battery, after installing the battery it started working but the next day it is not working
    Yesterday, 08:56 AM
  • eurgenca
    Philips TV 43pus7505 setting display option code, help please.
    by eurgenca
    Hello.
    I am dealing with a Philips TV, 43pus7505 and is stuck on boot loop.
    So I ordered a used CPU board, and now I have wired picture.
    I think the problem lies in display option code. According to SM, the command for setting
    display code is 062598 + MENU + 032 (032 is written on a label on back of a TV).
    But as soon I press the menu button TV jumps in menu. Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong,
    or can I manually edit option code in SAM.​
    10-07-2024, 02:09 AM
  • MagJ_
    MacBook Air M1 A2337 Screen Replacement - keeping TrueTone
    by MagJ_
    Hello Everybody,

    I have a cracked screen and want to fix it. Usually, TrueTone will be gone as long as one does not prune open the screen and exchange only the LCD. However, I have seen the following Youtube video [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBNqhp6p_ZM[/url], [B]Solve MacBook M1 Pro screen true tone issue [/B]from the channel [URL="https://www.youtube.com/@masterliu1892"]Master Liu[/URL], where only two chips called "display control chip" and "code chip" are swapped over to the new screen. I know, it is for the MacBookPro version. Though, I...
    Yesterday, 02:51 PM
  • survivalbloke
    MacBook A2338 - no power, 5V 0A
    by survivalbloke
    This macbook came in for a no power complaint. It is stuck on 5V 0A. Serial is FVFDQ2A9Q05F, board is 820-02020-A. I've been trying to check if it is DFU, but I can't get it to come up in Apple Configurator. There is some voltage present on the board, for example CR850:1 has 12.32V. I do not appear to have PP1V_25_S2 anywhere. Any ideas?
    10-04-2024, 08:25 AM
  • DbLen
    ThinkBook 14p G2 ACH Laptop - Type 20YN BIOS password unlock
    by DbLen
    Hi, I was hoping osmeone could help me with this.

    I have a Lenovo Thinkbook G2 I bought on ebay and I was hoping to enable vrtualization to run WSL but there is a BIOS password lock on it.

    The serial number is PF37TGLV and the MTM is 20YN0000CD. I downloaded and backed up the BIOS using Universal BIOS Backup Toolkit 2.0

    I have attached a copy here:

    Please let me know if anything else is needed....
    10-07-2024, 03:03 PM
  • gusto
    How do I remove the chip from the board
    by gusto
    I am new to hot air soldering. I need to remove one chip from the board. I have a hot air solder and I set the temperature to 350°C. I slowly started heating the chip, but the solder didn't melt. I heated it for about 5 minutes, but the solder still wouldn't melt. I increased the temperature to 450˚C and still nothing. After a while, the board started to change color, but the solder still didn't melt.
    Fortunately, I'm testing it on old network switches to see how it works.
    What am I doing wrong?
    I've seen a lot of videos on youtube and everyone got the solder melted and the...
    10-08-2024, 10:55 AM
  • SEmp9
    HP omen 17 dag3bembcd0 missing parts
    by SEmp9
    Hello!
    Help me please idenity the marked components:
    Yesterday, 05:46 PM
  • fichamba
    MSI GL75 Leopard keyboard (almost) not working - HELP
    by fichamba
    Hello everybody:

    Let me put all the laptop's info before describing the problem:

    BRAND: MSI
    MODEL No.: MS-17E7
    SKU: GL75 Leopard 10SEK-261XES-BB71075H16GXXDXX
    MoBo: MS-17E71 VER. 1.0

    This laptop arrived to fix the broken left hinge, due to a hit. The hinge was repaired, and when I went to check it out, everything worked well, but I observed certain artifacts (mainly random lines) in the screen.So I decided to remove the screen bezel again, and I saw certain damage to the main LCD harness.

    This time I also observed that the right...
    Yesterday, 04:53 PM
  • MadDemon
    Toshiba Satellite L50T-A445 bios needed
    by MadDemon
    Toshiba Satellite L50T-A445
    PAKLNV
    SERIAL NO. 1E207784U

    no motherboard number only REV 1.03
    CHIP: W25Q64BV

    The dump file is attached...
    Yesterday, 11:03 AM
  • soler88
    Samsung UN46H5203 backlight issue - stumped
    by soler88
    I am trying to fix this tv that has image and sound but no backlight. Replaced all led strips and each strip turns on using a led tester but do not get any backlight when the tv turns on.
    I disconnected the main board from the PS but still no backlight.

    Looking at previous threads, nothing is jumping out at me and I'm stumped.

    Here are the voltage measurements:
    ON STATE

    CNM803 on PSU from Main

    Pin 1 A13v - 13.09v

    Pin 2 OD_UD - 3.3v

    Pin 3 A13v - 13.09v

    Pin 4 BLU_PWM - 1.6v

    Pin 5 A13v...
    Yesterday, 07:28 AM

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  • Code7
    HP 15fq2045nt - 2N2N8EA Bios needed
    by Code7
    Hello,

    can some clear me for me?

    Model : 15fq2045nt
    Part no : 2N2N8EA
    Serial : 5CD048C6CS
    Board : DA0P5HMB8E0 REV : E

    ​Thank you very much.

    [ATTACH]n3480279[/ATTACH]...
    Yesterday, 10:58 AM
  • soler88
    Samsung UN46H5203 backlight issue - stumped
    by soler88
    I am trying to fix this tv that has image and sound but no backlight. Replaced all led strips and each strip turns on using a led tester but do not get any backlight when the tv turns on.
    I disconnected the main board from the PS but still no backlight.

    Looking at previous threads, nothing is jumping out at me and I'm stumped.

    Here are the voltage measurements:
    ON STATE

    CNM803 on PSU from Main

    Pin 1 A13v - 13.09v

    Pin 2 OD_UD - 3.3v

    Pin 3 A13v - 13.09v

    Pin 4 BLU_PWM - 1.6v

    Pin 5 A13v...
    Yesterday, 07:28 AM
  • eurgenca
    Philips TV 43pus7505 setting display option code, help please.
    by eurgenca
    Hello.
    I am dealing with a Philips TV, 43pus7505 and is stuck on boot loop.
    So I ordered a used CPU board, and now I have wired picture.
    I think the problem lies in display option code. According to SM, the command for setting
    display code is 062598 + MENU + 032 (032 is written on a label on back of a TV).
    But as soon I press the menu button TV jumps in menu. Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong,
    or can I manually edit option code in SAM.​
    10-07-2024, 02:09 AM
  • MagJ_
    MacBook Air M1 A2337 Screen Replacement - keeping TrueTone
    by MagJ_
    Hello Everybody,

    I have a cracked screen and want to fix it. Usually, TrueTone will be gone as long as one does not prune open the screen and exchange only the LCD. However, I have seen the following Youtube video [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBNqhp6p_ZM[/url], [B]Solve MacBook M1 Pro screen true tone issue [/B]from the channel [URL="https://www.youtube.com/@masterliu1892"]Master Liu[/URL], where only two chips called "display control chip" and "code chip" are swapped over to the new screen. I know, it is for the MacBookPro version. Though, I...
    Yesterday, 02:51 PM
  • CesarTurboPC
    Samsung UN55MU6103F IC1604 dump
    by CesarTurboPC
    Could you help me... I have a Samsung UN55MU6103F with the following problem, dead TV, I disconnect the main power supply and the leds light up. I know it is a problem in the firmware in the IC SPI Flash W25Q40CL (IC1604)

    The model of my TV is
    UN55MU6103F
    Power supply BN44-00807A
    Main Board BN41-02568B

    Could you help me to repair the dump please. Thank you.

    I leave my backup of the dump and a little extra, it is the schematic of the power source, it can be useful to someone. Regards



    Me podrian ayudar... tengo un...
    01-31-2023, 12:30 PM
  • gusto
    How do I remove the chip from the board
    by gusto
    I am new to hot air soldering. I need to remove one chip from the board. I have a hot air solder and I set the temperature to 350°C. I slowly started heating the chip, but the solder didn't melt. I heated it for about 5 minutes, but the solder still wouldn't melt. I increased the temperature to 450˚C and still nothing. After a while, the board started to change color, but the solder still didn't melt.
    Fortunately, I'm testing it on old network switches to see how it works.
    What am I doing wrong?
    I've seen a lot of videos on youtube and everyone got the solder melted and the...
    10-08-2024, 10:55 AM
  • MadDemon
    Toshiba Satellite L50T-A445 bios needed
    by MadDemon
    Toshiba Satellite L50T-A445
    PAKLNV
    SERIAL NO. 1E207784U

    no motherboard number only REV 1.03
    CHIP: W25Q64BV

    The dump file is attached...
    Yesterday, 11:03 AM
  • Arshad alam4659
    a1707 5v stuck
    by Arshad alam4659
    i have a motherboard a1707 820-00928-a this board is 5v in stuck and restart again and again all ldo is present ppbus_g3h is 0v no short pp3v3_g3h is 3.3v smc_bc_acok is 3.3v but problem is all voltage is not stable like pp3v3_g3h voltage jumps 3.3v and 2.1v sometime 1.5v and dc also showing 5v then 0v then 2.5v not fixed
    This board was working a day before, the customer came to install the battery, after installing the battery it started working but the next day it is not working
    Yesterday, 08:56 AM
  • 16golfr
    HP Elite Mini 600 G9
    by 16golfr
    Hello, this is all new to me. Hoping for some help.
    Uploaded the firmware backup, Hoping I did this right lol

    Thanks for the help ...
    10-04-2024, 01:58 PM
  • Francesc V.
    Samsung UE48J6200K - No image but sound
    by Francesc V.
    Hi:

    This TV turns on and it can show picture for some seconds (sometimes minutes) then picture freezes and fades away. What I've seen so far is that the T-Con (BN41-021101A) starts with three leds on, but as soon as led3 turns off, just 12V and 3.3V (the bold ones) remains in the PCB but all others disappear.

    If I remove the 2 bellow ribbons, LED2 never turns on. I was trying to look for the "T-CON ready" pin to shorten with 3.3V and then test just the TCON without the panel (haven't found it yet)

    Not sure how to proceed here..............how can...
    Yesterday, 07:01 AM
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