Hi mon2! The voltage on the usb C meter is 20v and 0.01a, then climes to 0.11a for a sec, then loops back to 0.01a. The reading is the same for both usb C ports on both sides. I am using the 61W USB-C Power Adapter and cable that came with the MacBook, but I have also tried another 96w Apple Charger as well with the same results. Also, might be worth nothing that it's the exact same readings even if the battery is connected or not.
MacBook A2289 820-01987
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Source a good known battery like mon2 stated. Whoever said you don’t need a battery to DFU is some what correct and incorrect. But most likely you will need a good known battery to DFU correctly. Try that first then proceed furthersigpic
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Hi mon2! Thanks for your reply. The readings for I2C_PWR_SDA_R2 and I2C_PWR_SCL_R2 are looping from 0v - 1.8v over and over again. The other areas you mentioned have zero voltage.
I2C_THMSNS_SCL_R0 = 0v
I2C_THMSNS_SDA_R0 = 0v
I2C_SENSE_SCL = 0v
I2C_SENSE_SDA = 0vComment
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These are good diode mode readings. With the posted values, these lines are not shorted.
What are the voltage readings to ground for the following points?
SMBUS_3V3_BATT_SCL ; expecting each to be @ 3v3 but confirm
SMBUS_3V3_BATT_SDA
See attached. Check the voltage to ground of PP1V8_G3S. What is the measurement?
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your forum is the best !!
so I’ve a2289 with water damage ! In first time other friend have clean and work ! But after some time stop working !
now, I open the MacBook and I see a lot of corrosion near backlight circuit (I attach some photos about that ) I think the problem is on backlight maybe bcs do strange boot then reboot (attach video ) I change some thing on the circuit like :
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and the resistor R8431
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but if I hold the power button for 7 seconds or more the voltmeter drops all the amps down to 0.00A but voltage stays the same.
any ideas where I can check ??
from what I can gather it must be charging the battery at 1.11A as nothing happens when the power button is pressed. I can successfully... - Loading...
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