ConstantIs pin 4 constant at that voltage or is it going from low to high.
I did change the USB port. No continuity to ground on vbus.Are you testing these with some form of magnification?
Have you changed the usb-c port at some point, what resistance to ground have you got on the vbus pins at the port.
Let me start by saying I really appreciate your help on this.What voltage have you got on the battery without charger connected.
And what voltage have you got on pin 15 and 22 of bq24193 with the nintendo charger plugged in.
It does charge at .41 ampsOk but it should still charge even if the soc has a short
hello @Ttm3
yes, as far as I know the board/CPU is bad when it doesn't change from 0,41 amps to more (). but you can read this conversation, maybe this one helps (https://www.tronicsfixforum.com/t/0-41a-no-screen-possible-fix/223). I wasn't able to fix this problem too.
But I've got a question because I saw your post. I've got a mainboard where I get 4,5V on pin nr. 5 of the M92T36 and 0V on pin nr. 6. I already replace the T36 I guess four times, nothing changed. Then I replace the BQ24193 and the P13USB, nothing changed. Then I replace the IC which you guys mentioned here next to the audio IC but still no volts on pin nr. 6 of the M92T36. Do you haven an idea what else can cause this issue?
thanks!
thanks for the link to the thread, it will help me a lot with my other dead boards, but it doesn't answer my question regarding pin 6 of the m92t36. do you have any idea why I don't get any volts on this pin?
Is pin 6 on the m92t36 input to the chip or is that voltage being provided by the chip? And if that circuit isn't shorted what could be causing it to be at 0 volts with battery attached and plugged in?
I found the issue which was causing 0V on PIN 6 of the M92T36!! :-D it was caused by two missing caps next to the power flex cable and cartridge/touch connectors! I took these two from a different board and installed them on my damaged one. Voilà got 3,5V on PIN 6 of the M92T36. HTH