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Re: Re: HP Probook 450 G8 mobo DAX8QAMB8D0 REV D dead
by Google Adsense [BOT] • 16 June 2025, 07:53
Repeat the following measurements with 90W Hp power supply (or the laboratory power supply with 330kΩ resistor on the ID pin).
Measure the voltages to ground on listed pins:
- On pin 2 of capacitors C4707, C4710, C4808, C4804 (this capacitor is not soldered).
- On pins 1, 2, 4, 5 of chip PU8102.
- On pin 5 of charger chip PU8200.
- On pins 4, 6, 9, 10, 13 of chip PU8601.
- On pins 6, 8, 9, 11 of chip PU8602.
- On pins 1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 14 of chips PU9500, PU9501, PU9502.
Measure the voltages to ground on listed pins:
- On pin 2 of capacitors C4707, C4710, C4808, C4804 (this capacitor is not soldered).
- On pins 1, 2, 4, 5 of chip PU8102.
- On pin 5 of charger chip PU8200.
- On pins 4, 6, 9, 10, 13 of chip PU8601.
- On pins 6, 8, 9, 11 of chip PU8602.
- On pins 1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 14 of chips PU9500, PU9501, PU9502.
C4707= 1,2V
C4710 = 0,5V
C4808 = 3,3V
C4804 = 3,3V
PU8102
pin 1 = 3,3V
Pin 2 = 3V
Pin 4 = 3,3V
Pin 5 = 3,3V
PU8200
pin 5 = 3,3V
PU8601
pin 4 = 3V
pin 6 =1,68V
pin 9= 5,1V
pin 10 = 3,3V
pin 13 = 8,49V
PU8602
pin 6 = 3,3V
pin 8 = 6,9V
pin 9 = 3,6V
pin 11 = 3,3V
PU9500
pin 1 = 5,1V
pin 3 = 0V
pin 5 = 3,3V
pin 6 = 3,3V
pin 9 = 3,3V
pin 14 = 0V
PU9501
pin 1 = 3,3V
pin 3 = 0V
pin 5 = 0V
pin 6 = 3,3V
pin 9 = 0V
pin 14 = 0V
PU9502
pin 1 = 1,8V
pin 3 = 0,32V
pin 5 = 0V
pin 6 = 1,8V
pin 9 = 0V
pin 14 = 0V
C4710 = 0,5V
C4808 = 3,3V
C4804 = 3,3V
PU8102
pin 1 = 3,3V
Pin 2 = 3V
Pin 4 = 3,3V
Pin 5 = 3,3V
PU8200
pin 5 = 3,3V
PU8601
pin 4 = 3V
pin 6 =1,68V
pin 9= 5,1V
pin 10 = 3,3V
pin 13 = 8,49V
PU8602
pin 6 = 3,3V
pin 8 = 6,9V
pin 9 = 3,6V
pin 11 = 3,3V
PU9500
pin 1 = 5,1V
pin 3 = 0V
pin 5 = 3,3V
pin 6 = 3,3V
pin 9 = 3,3V
pin 14 = 0V
PU9501
pin 1 = 3,3V
pin 3 = 0V
pin 5 = 0V
pin 6 = 3,3V
pin 9 = 0V
pin 14 = 0V
PU9502
pin 1 = 1,8V
pin 3 = 0,32V
pin 5 = 0V
pin 6 = 1,8V
pin 9 = 0V
pin 14 = 0V
Re: HP Probook 450 G8 mobo DAX8QAMB8D0 REV D dead
by Google Adsense [BOT] • 26 June 2025, 10:09
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