Re: Lenovo Ideapad 100-15IBD Troubleshooting
I just checked the +3VS line, and there is no short. I do have another motherboard the same model in which I tried to inject voltage into 3VALW and the PCH did not get hot. So in short, this confirms the PCH is the issue. For future guests to read this post, if you do a resistance check from test pad PJ303 to ground and have a short, the processor is most likely the culprit. Thank you Piernov for your help, I really appreciate it.
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Re: Lenovo Ideapad 100-15IBD Troubleshooting
Thank you for responding Piernov.
The resistance of the 3VALW line to ground is 22.9 ohms.
The resistance of the 1.05VS line to ground is 188 ohms.
I have injected the voltage without the ac adapter connected.
Also, the smaller die located on the cpu package gets warm. (PCH)
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Lenovo Ideapad 100-15IBD Troubleshooting
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