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Situation got worse. Now it only turns on without a battery. I tested with 85w and now I have a problem with 45w, without LED and low PPDCIN. Q7010 - without battery and with magsafe 45w 1 - 15v 4 - 6.7v 5 - 15v U7100 - is there any point in measuring without battery power?

The strange thing is that only the original 45w magsafe does this R7180 - 100k R7181 - 62k R7185 - 470k R7186 - 332k

I discovered that the voltage drops more. it ended up with 2v. But only when the battery is connected. I measured directly on the J7000. I replaced the R/D7012 and Q7010 to test, same problem. I tested the charger without the q7010, the PPDCIN on the j7000 had a stable 15v with the battery...

I've already tested it with two original 45w chargers, same problem! I tested the chargers on other Macs, they worked! they are 100%

Original 45w with battery, problem. Original 85w with battery, works normally. I have no fake source! I used the bench source, it works normally.

goes down to 7.7v. But PPBus follows 8.1v (with battery)

The problem only happens with the board, dc and battery. I noticed that the entire PPDCIN_G3H line drops the voltage, it drops even when connected to the 45w charger. I replaced the Q7180, but it didn't solve the problem. It looks like a leaky component. But I can't find it.

Without battery with 45w PPBus - 8.56v PP3V42 - 3.42v With 45w battery PPBus - 8.16v PP3V42 - 3.42v With 85w battery PPBus - 8.26v PP3V42 - 3.42v I ran the ASD without the battery, it gave an error in the battery sensors Sensor - Temperature (TBOT) -- Battery Thermal Diode 0 (test 1) Sensor -...

pins 17.18 - 4.4ohms, 27.28 - 21ohms In diagnostic mode, the only error that appears is that there is no battery. Does this model still have ASD?

Another crazy detail. Without the battery, the 45w charger has an LED and turns on the board. Tried changing the battery, same problem.

The problem returned. I thought something was crazy. It doesn't recognize just MagSafe 45w. I tested it with two different and original chargers, it doesn't charge the battery and doesn't even light the LED. When I put the MagSafe 85w (original), it charges the battery and lights up. I replaced...

I changed the U8070 twice more and it worked. I'm taking it out of scrap, because I don't have it new.

I had used a scrap SMC, I wasn't sure if it worked 100%. I ordered another SMC and it seems to work.

Yes, I have 3.3v pin 3. I'll change it one more time. I've already tested with two.

There was oxidation on the U8070, I replaced it, but it still doesn't recognize it. The PP3V3_S0SW_SSD_FET_R with the SSD is 1.2v and without the SSD 2.4v. I've already changed it twice. U8070 1 - 3.3v 2 - 3v 5 - 1.2v with SSD - 2.4v without SSD 7 -3.3v U3740 With SSD 1 - 3.4v 2 - 0.3v 3 - 3v...

Reading quickly, I got confused with the 3v one. But it brought me to the issue of the resistor. Could this be the problem? The Mac continues to work.

Because of pin 13, I analyzed the area near U7501. The R7539 was altered on the board, outside the board measuring 20k. I compared it in diode mode with another board, pin 1 on the R7539 was 0.500 and on the good board it was 0.740. I changed the C7539 and now I have 20k on the R7539. The board...

When it doesn't recognize the charger, I don't have any light. Battery icon on MacOs also shows charger connected. I had already tested the ISL, pins 17.18 - 4ohms, 27.28 - 20ohms The Mac turns on, do I test it in SMC bypass mode to check if it charges the battery?

U7501 23 - 8.6v 22 - 3.3v 12 - 3.3v 13 - 1.9v (strange) 29 - 5v 21 - 3.3 Diodo mode L7520 - both pins 0.450 L7560 - both pins 0.360

Diode mode in both - 0.560 BIL? MacBook Air?