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    Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

    Any one could share the schematics of KALG1 LA-5272P? Unit is totally dead... Tried already replacing ENE and isl6237... Switch voltage is always at 19vdc.

    Thanks....

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    Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

    try to flash the bios.

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      #3
      Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

      Schematics.
      Attached Files

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        #4
        Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

        Is it possible due to bios problem why it is totally dead? I'm concerned with the supply voltage at the power switch that instead of 3.3vdc i got 19vdc. Which is not normal for me.

        Thanks for the schematics.

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          #5
          Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

          at the power switch that instead of 3.3vdc i got 19vdc. Which is not normal for me.
          High voltage in power switch, is perfectly normal. It comes from PQ1 (page 37) trough its internal diode, and PR12/ PR13, reaching the 51ON# point.
          Check pin 8 voltage of U13 (bios chip) in order to know if there is +3VALW.

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            #6
            Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

            Thanks for the info.... BTW, is +3VALW is same with +3VALWP? I'm just a bit confused with the power up sequence of laptop computers. Just really wanted to know everything why it became dead. Because at some brands i always got 3.3vdc at power switch line.
            Last edited by salawayon; 10-02-2013, 10:46 AM.

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              #7
              Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

              Yes, +3VALW is the same as +3VALWP, they are joined by PJ2. (JUMP_43X118)
              You can cut down pj2, in order to isolate both voltages.

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                #8
                Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                When it will became 3.3vdc at switch line, after pressing the switch when everything is ok?or it will always be at 19vdc during standby?

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                  #9
                  Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                  Found it (PJ2) at p37. Maybe i'm dealing with same problem with lenovo g475 they got same schematics.

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                    #10
                    Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                    +3VALWP should be there as soon as you connect ac adapter, and signal MAINPWON go to high level, and if PU4 is not damaged.

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                      #11
                      Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                      No voltage is present at all pins of U13... Even +3VALWP at PU4 not present.... Tried already replacing PU4 but still the same.

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                        #12
                        Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                        Originally posted by salawayon View Post
                        No voltage is present at all pins of U13... Even +3VALWP at PU4 not present.... Tried already replacing PU4 but still the same.
                        Check 19volts at pin 6 of PU4, PR35 could be open.

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                          #13
                          Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                          19vdc at pin6 of PU4 is measurable. Do i have to replace again the PU4?

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                            #14
                            Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                            I'm trying to add. if no voltage 3/5valw of: ic power, embedded controller (ec), sb chipset, vga.

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                              #15
                              Re: Aspire 4736z KALG1 schematics

                              You have 19v right? now, Check the voltage of pin 1, 7, 4, 14, 27 of PU4.

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