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    Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

    Hi All

    I have a laptop what does not charge anymore, it won't go on without battery.
    But even with a "dead" battery it will go on and works fine, aslong there is a battery in. In the dell bios it show no adapter installed, also with a universal adapter same, but does boot, but does not charge and won't go on without battery.

    Now I have read: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=44259
    and it points to PU14 / CD3301 CD3301RHHR_QFN36_6X6 and indeed that chip has some burn marks on pin 34.
    According to the schema it should be DC_IN_SS, I could try to replace the whole chip but:

    is it also possible to bypass or make a wire to pin 19 (+NBDOCK_DC_IN_SS) ?
    so the laptop thinks it is docked (but is powered by adapter plug) and will charge ?

    thanks in advance.
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  • Answer selected by Jeroentje at 06-24-2024, 02:09 PM.

    Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

    CD3301-This should match, rest is irrevalent as they are date codes etc.

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      #2
      Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

      maybe a stupid question but if I google on CD3301RHHR I see multple chips but the lower numbers does not match or is that the serial of the chip besides G4 ?

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        #3
        Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

        CD3301-This should match, rest is irrevalent as they are date codes etc.

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          #4
          Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

          Have Brocken Pin 36. 😅
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            #5
            Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

            Help my to find new Pad for cabl to Pin 36

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              #6
              Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

              Check this pic, solder chip without this pin is Ok
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                #7
                Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

                Not Pin 36 sry Pin 34 and 33

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                  #8
                  Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

                  Originally posted by Computerbastler View Post
                  Not Pin 36 sry Pin 34 and 33
                  Make a wire to this 2power rezistor

                  pin 34 - PR302
                  pin 33 - PR299
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                    #9
                    Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

                    I Have a same problem with E7440 but in my case
                    Is a Pin 6
                    How i make bypass

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                      #10
                      Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

                      Help Me Please

                      LA-C621P

                      How To Bypass

                      CD3301B Heating

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                        #11
                        Re: Dell Latitude e6320 charge circuit broken, bypass ?

                        Dell Latitude E6220, The CD3301 is burn, Can I replace with CD3301B or not?

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                          #12
                          to bypass the CD3301B ic power controller in the dell latitude
                          1- remove the ic
                          2- remove the two mosfet pq401 and pq402 then solder to connect between drain and source
                          3- remove the mosfet pq505 then connect between drain and source also

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                            #13
                            Fun after quite a while still some updates, I replaced the chip and all ok (years back)

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                              #14
                              Originally posted by Jeroentje View Post
                              Fun after quite a while still some updates, I replaced the chip and all ok (years back)
                              Great,
                              I am new here as you can see, and i posted the comment after seeing it
                              Have fun sir

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