I have a surface pro 5 in for repair. The charge port had liquid damage and some of the pins were corroded off so have replaced the charge port on it, but there is no power.
I am getting 3.3v at the power button and have been following the following :
POWER ON SEQUENCE (TBD)
STEP
Signal & Description
1. Convert any raw power to +3P3VAS
3. +3P3V_SAM / Generate SAM's power
3. SAM_RESET# / Intialize SAM
4. +VSYS / Declare system power ready
5. PCH_DPWROK / Declare deep power good to PCH 6.
6. SLP_SUS# / Request standby power
Everything is good until I get to step 5 PCH_DPWROK which is zero volts.
According to the schematic this is produced by u3600 / MK22FN512VDC12 which is on the back of the board. If I put the thermal camera over it its the only thing heating up on the board, but its only @ 25c so not exactly hot.
It says on the schematic its the SAM, is that another term for the Super IO ?, if so is it replaceable ?.
I am getting 3.3v at the power button and have been following the following :
POWER ON SEQUENCE (TBD)
STEP
Signal & Description
1. Convert any raw power to +3P3VAS
3. +3P3V_SAM / Generate SAM's power
3. SAM_RESET# / Intialize SAM
4. +VSYS / Declare system power ready
5. PCH_DPWROK / Declare deep power good to PCH 6.
6. SLP_SUS# / Request standby power
Everything is good until I get to step 5 PCH_DPWROK which is zero volts.
According to the schematic this is produced by u3600 / MK22FN512VDC12 which is on the back of the board. If I put the thermal camera over it its the only thing heating up on the board, but its only @ 25c so not exactly hot.
It says on the schematic its the SAM, is that another term for the Super IO ?, if so is it replaceable ?.
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