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Hi everyone, I have a ps5 EDM-033 that beeps, blue light for 1 second and turns off.

reading the error codes via uart gives the following code:

80810001 General power failure (periphery, GDDR6, APU, data line shorted)

checking the card I didn't find any shorts, Boot sequence is quite right 325 mA dropping to 9 mA.

Using the thermal camera I can see the SSD controller and South bridge getting warm.

if I press the power button the RAM also heats up, the processor doesn't seem to. in fact if I go to measure I don't have +1v CORE output.

any advice on what i can check ?
thanks in advance
 
80810001: Power sequence error
Are there more error codes and do you have the complete error string?
 
stetofix said:
80810001: Power sequence error
Are there more error codes and do you have the complete error string?
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Thanks for your interest, not only this error code. I attach a photo
sorry for the quality of the photo, I took it like this as a reminder
 

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Ok. All error codes are the same. The seqence number at the error is 216D and it means that the SoC isn't powering on.
Maybe a replacement of the ssd controller helps or a reball of the SoC.
 
stetofix said:
Ok. All error codes are the same. The seqence number at the error is 216D and it means that the SoC isn't powering on.
Maybe a replacement of the ssd controller helps or a reball of the SoC.
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ok, I hadn't taken the SSD controller into consideration because, looking at it with the thermal camera, it heats up like when it initializes. so, do you recommend that I try to reflow the SSD controller or change it?
 
I'm not a friend of reflowing. I would replace the ssd controller and check if the issue is the same or not.
 
I am having a similar issue but with slightly different logs. When the device is left unplugged for long enough, I get the one second light before it cuts. I am able to get it to work if I unplug the device and plug it back in not long after. I haven't figured out what exactly is the cause yet but I was curious if you were have the same experience.

Here are the logs I have:
errlog 0:DB
errlog 0:DB
OK 00000000 80810001 000144BB FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1CA0 1638:47
errlog 1:DC
errlog 1:DC
OK 00000000 80810001 000144BB FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1CA0 164C:53
errlog 2:DD
errlog 2:DD
OK 00000000 80810001 000144B0 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1CA0 1624:30
errlog 3:DE
errlog 3:DE
OK 00000000 80810001 000144B0 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1C60 1626:27
errlog 4:DF
errlog 4:DF
OK 00000000 C0020303 0000001C 81BF00E5 10010000 217B 003E 2544 1834:09
errlog 4:DF
errlog 4:DF
OK 00000000 C0020303 0000001C 81BF00E5 10010000 217B 003E 2544 1834:09
errlog 0:DB
errlog 0:DB
OK 00000000 80810001 000144BB FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1CA0 1638:47
errlog 1:DC
errlog 1:DC
OK 00000000 80810001 000144BB FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1CA0 164C:53
errlog 2:DD
errlog 2:DD
OK 00000000 80810001 000144B0 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1CA0 1624:30
errlog 3:DE
errlog 3:DE
OK 00000000 80810001 000144B0 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1C60 1626:27
errlog 4:DF
errlog 4:DF
OK 00000000 C0020303 0000001C 81BF00E5 10010000 217B 003E 2544 1834:09
errlog 5:E0
errlog 5:E0
OK 00000000 C0020303 0000001C 81BF00E5 10010000 217B 003E 2540 1834:05
errlog 6:E1
errlog 6:E1
OK 00000000 C0020303 0000001C 81BF0005 10010000 2179 003E 253D 1833:F9
errlog 7:E2
errlog 7:E2
OK 00000000 80000009 0000001C 81BF0005 10010000 2179 003E 253D 1833:EF
errlog 8:E3
errlog 8:E3
OK 00000000 C0020303 18FEF293 150000E5 10000100 217B 003E 28FC 18B2:53
errlog 9:E4
errlog 9:E4
OK 00000000 C0020303 18FEF293 150000E5 10000100 217B 003E 28F9 18B1:48
errlog 10:0C
errlog 10:0C
OK 00000000 80810001 18FEEF28 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1D20 16A8:83
errlog 11:0D
errlog 11:0D
OK 00000000 80810001 18FEEF27 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1D20 16B3:7E
errlog 12:0E
errlog 12:0E
OK 00000000 80810001 18F89863 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1D00 1680:48
errlog 13:0F
errlog 13:0F
OK 00000000 80810001 18F89863 FFFF0023 10000100 217F 003E 1D80 1680:50
errlog 14:10
errlog 14:10
OK 00000000 C0020303 18F852E3 150000E5 10000100 217B 003E 3204 198C:1F
errlog 15:11
errlog 15:11
OK 00000000 C0020303 18F852E3 150000E5 10000100 217B 003E 3204 198B:1E
errlog 16:12
errlog 16:12
OK 00000000 C0020303 18F852E3 15000005 10000100 217B 003E 3202 198B:07
errlog 17:13
errlog 17:13
OK 00000000 C0020303 18F852E2 15000005 10000100 217B 003E 3201 198A:04
errlog 18:14
errlog 18:14
OK 00000000 80000009 18F852E2 15000005 10000100 217B 003E 3201 198A:FA
errlog 19:15
errlog 19:15
OK 00000000 80000009 18F850BF FFFF0011 10000100 2109 0024 FFFF FFFF:BD
errlog 20:0D
errlog 20:0D
OK 00000000 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF:5A
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stetofix said:
I'm not a friend of reflowing. I would replace the ssd controller and check if the issue is the same or not.
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checking carefully I noticed that some voltages standby are missing in the hdmi circuit, I have already tried to change the panasonic chip

those circled are not present.

image0.jpeg
 
Could be a major change in this ciruit at the edm-03x boards. But from my previous messurements as shown in the image, the 1.8V are not present in standby and are not switched on by the southbridge before 'Start'-button is pressed.
 
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stetofix said:
Ok. All error codes are the same. The seqence number at the error is 216D and it means that the SoC isn't powering on.
Maybe a replacement of the ssd controller helps or a reball of the SoC.
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Hi, how you know 216D is mean that? Where I can find this?
 
Ok. All error codes are the same. The seqence number at the error is 216D and it means that the SoC isn't powering on.
Maybe a replacement of the ssd controller helps or a reball of the SoC.
stetofix said:
Ok. All error codes are the same. The seqence number at the error is 216D and it means that the SoC isn't powering on.
Maybe a replacement of the ssd controller helps or a reball of the SoC.
Click to expand...
Hi could you help please.I have the same 80810001 but the prefix is 213C what does it mean?

Thank you in advance.
 
I have the same error code, same motherboard. I can also get it to boot if I attach a ch341a clip to the bios / nor and read it's contents and save the file to my desktop. It boots to a white light after that. The next day it will go back to a blue light and powers off. I attached the clip again to the bios and deleted it's contents. I downloaded a fresh copy of the bios / nor for 1215A. Used thecod3rs nor modifier to change the serial number to match mine. Wrote to the bios / nor fine. It booted up and I did a reset to bring it back to defaults. Installed updates. Then I shutdown the console. The next day I tried to power it on and it went back to a blue light and powers off. I am thinking I need to replace the bios /nor chip. I already replaced the cmos battery.
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I have the same error code, same motherboard. I can also get it to boot if I attach a ch341a clip to the bios / nor and read it's contents and save the file to my desktop. It boots to a white light after that. The next day it will go back to a blue light and powers off. I attached the clip again to the bios and deleted it's contents. I downloaded a fresh copy of the bios / nor for 1215A. Used thecod3rs nor modifier to change the serial number to match mine. Wrote to the bios / nor fine. It booted up and I did a reset to bring it back to defaults. Installed updates. Then I shutdown the console. The next day I tried to power it on and it went back to a blue light and powers off. I am thinking I need to replace the bios /nor chip. I already replaced the cmos battery.
 
Man5on85 said:
ok, I hadn't taken the SSD controller into consideration because, looking at it with the thermal camera, it heats up like when it initializes. so, do you recommend that I try to reflow the SSD controller or change it?
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Hi, were you able to fix it?
 
stetofix said:
The southbridge was dumped and decoded. Based on the finding the meaning behind the codes are discovered.
Dony has a tool, which decode the whole UART error string and give plane text: https://github.com/apewalkers/Dony-Tools-Gui
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Hi All,

This is now a 404 - anyone know where I can find the dumped Southbridge codes?
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stetofix said:
The southbridge was dumped and decoded. Based on the finding the meaning behind the codes are discovered.
Dony has a tool, which decode the whole UART error string and give plane text: https://github.com/apewalkers/Dony-Tools-Gui
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This is now a 404 unfortunatley. Anyone know where I can find the Southbridge dump with codes?
 

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