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Anyone got any other thoughts? I feel like I might be missing something simple. I have checked current sensing, etc. Seems like SmC is just saying no somewhere

No Title OK, so i figured out that the common denominator was the ISL. So I changed it once again and actually soldered it correctly. Fourth time is the charm.. I now have 12.56 v!!!!!! However, I still can not short power pads for fan spin and charger does not go orange with battery plugged...

q7030 pin 5 = 16.1v, pin 4= .7v

No Title ok louis, replaced everything and now down to .7v on charging circuit. So whatever i am doing is effecting only that 12v rail. I pulled the isl off another board. It had no visible damage around it. So I have replaced it three times now. Two new ones and the last one used. I checked...

I know I am getting close to the fix so I am excited. My daughter keeps making fun of me!?

Ok, I am having a hard time with the isl, lack of experience. The components are so close around it making it difficult to clean up pins. I just watched one of your videos where you had a large solder ball on the center pad of the isl. then you pressed it down to squeeze it out. I am using the...

i pulled the fuse and had same 4.57v on pin 1, changed the 6259, now i have 15.5v at the fuse, q7030 pin 5 is 16v and pin 4 is 18.4v so i have gone from too low, to too high

if i understand correctly, something is pulling down the power to much form the 18.5v

it is green light but i only have 4.57v on charging circuit f7040,

No Title Just wanted to show a better job of adding the wire. What is the product you use to insulate the wire? Green light on charger in picture 3! So we now have one wire, but no orange with battery connected. So off I go to this one. I only have 4v on the charging circuit. Also can not power...

I have 3.36 v on pin 4 and 5 of u6901 and pin 1 of u6900 and on pin 4and 5 of u6900 its 3.36v as well. I guess thats why i am confused. I jumped a wire to the u6901(although poorly done) to get my 3.4v to pin 5 and it appears to be getting to u6900

No Title ok, first i have attached some photos for you guys to have a good laugh! Louis you have nothing on me when it comes to bad soldering! Second, I now have 3.36v on u6901 pin 5. i followed the path on the diagrams you sent, still no green light. i have 4v on pins 17,18 for u7000 I need...

you are correct there is no 3.42v on pin 5, what am i missing here

ok, i replaced the u7000(ugh that was hard) you make it look so easy. I am jealous. I now have 3.18v on pin 14 and up on pin 1 and 2 of u6901 but no 3.42v on pin 4. Is my pin 14 too low or my u6901 garbage?

No Title Appears to be soda on the bottom of board. Other side had very little if any.

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By the way, thank you so much for describing the path. that helps a lot. I was working on the Q7085 side not the other one. I couldn't get voltage through the Q7085 so I replaced it, then I was able to track voltage down to resistors, to the U7000 pin 27/28 CHGR_CSI_P, CHGR_CSI_N, CHGR_AGATE PIN...

Ok, I have 3.9v CHGR_ACIN BUT AM NOT GETTING PIN 14 CHGR_ACOK. Had some bad capacitors C7020,c7021,c7022 also bad q7085. replaced all of them. Still have no 3.3v on pin 14 of U7000. Looks like other voltages are correct. could it be a blown U7000? Have not replaced it yet.

No, its not getting through

In diode mode i have .545v on pin 4 of u6901