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    820-02443 - No power 5V 0.010A

    Thanks for the feedback. I have never replaced a BGA chip this large before. Even if I could perform the work, where can the chip be sourced from? Does it need to come from a donor board or can it be ordered online? In your experience is specialised equipment needed or can it be done with a...
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    820-02443 - No power 5V 0.010A

    Hi, PMU_VDDHI R8170 pin 1: 12.340V, pin 2: 2.580V R8171 pin 1: 2.580V, pin 2: 0.0V U8100 diode mode readings PP0V8_S2_CLVR_VDDDIG - 0.313 PP3V3_AON - 0.423 PP1V8_S2SW_CLVR_VDDC1_LDO - 0.517 PP3V3_S2 - 0.413 PP1V2_S2 - 0.294
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    820-02443 - No power 5V 0.010A

    Thanks for the explanation! Here are the voltages I think I have them all covered. U7700: PP1V8_S2 - 0.3-0.4V fluctuating PP1V2_S2 - 0.3-0.4V fluctuating PP3V8_AON_SPMU_ISNS - 3.8V PP1V5_AON_VCORE_SPMU - 1.5V PP1V2_AON_SPMU - 1.2V PP1V8_AON_SPMU - 1.8V PP1V2_AWAKESW_BLC - 0.0V PP0V72_S2_VDDLOW...
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    820-02443 - No power 5V 0.010A

    I originally replaced the screen. Since replaced, sold on eBay. The customer returned it after 1 month, when I got it back it is in this state. There were no known issues with the board. 3V8_AON - 3.8V I'm not sure what to probe around U8100. What is an LDO? If you can tell me what to test I...
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    820-02443 - No power 5V 0.010A

    Hi there, I have a faulty board. The meter is reading anywhere between 5.020 - 5.040V and 0.000 - 0.030A. The amp reading seems to suggest it is power cycling somewhat... I tested U5700 and I'm getting the correct voltages. In fact I am getting PPBUS_AON. Around U5200 PPDCIN_AON_CHGR_R I am...
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    Okay so it appears as if the problem may be the display assembly... DFU restore still did not work with the LCD disconnected, however I was able to boot with an external monitor connected. I've since found the device is activation locked! Now I will have to contact the eBay seller as they said...
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    Tried both. They both fail approx 30% into the final step.
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    Thanks, DFU blaster worked great for getting it seen by Configurator. I'll use that again for sure. It gets to the last step of the restore, at which point it reboots and then says "unable to complete restore" or something along those lines. The boot looping is not happening any more. Now, the...
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    Thanks for the info. I haven't attempted a DFU mode restore before. I just installed Apple Configurator on a host A2485. I have the Thunderbolt cable in the uppermost USB-C slot closest to the MagSafe connector for both host and target. I can't get the A2779 into DFU mode. It just continues...
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    Happy New Year! You were right, U5700 was bad. Replaced and now I have the following status: Boot looping every 15 seconds. Image is present, but no backlight. I will look to troubleshoot the backlight circuit. Any ideas on the boot looping, maybe related to backlight? Thanks
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    You're asking me to check and if it's low, and to remove the cap if it is. How can I know what qualifies as a low reading?? Diode mode to ground is 0.481. I have not removed the cap. Let you know if you think I should remove the cap and test again. Thanks
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    What do you consider low? I don't have access to any reference values. Thanks
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    PP3V8_AON diode mode - 0.369 U5700 8 - PPVIN_P3V8AON - 12.3 7 - PP5V_AON_P3V8AON - 5V 5 - P3V8AON_PVVC - 0.87V 12 - P3V8AON_PWR_EN_R - 4.5V Is the enable signal too high? I can't find a datasheet for RAA225501C.
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    A2779 - 820-02841 - No image - U6070 troubleshooting

    Thanks for the explaination. I removed both fuses and the reading is the same. 12.3V on C5250. Thanks
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