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Help with Schematics - Motherboard model number -820-00045

Hello all

I was wondering if somebody could point me in the right direction

I am looking into going into micro soldering, now that I feel I can do screen replacements etc to a high degree.

I have a motherboard from a A1534, when you plug the usb-c charger into a usb-c tester and then plug the tester into the MacBook nothing happens on the tester screen.

I then looked into hours and hours of videos on how to test the motherboard.

I have a couple of questions and i hope somebody can point me in the right direction

1) How can i test the usb flex (with a multimeter or otherwise) to make sure it is working before i buy another one and find it makes no difference

2) Ive been looking at the schematics for the motherboard and can see a section for power rails, pp5g3h pp3ve etc etc, is there some order they should all be tested in?, and do they all have to have a voltage measurement test or do i have to see the resistance readings for them

So in the case of pp3v3r3_aon, i plug the usb c cable in, i then turn my multimeter to 20V DC and then place the black probe on ground and the red probe on one of the caps that correspond to pp3v3 but i get nothing, a resistance measurement gives me around 40ohms……………Am i doing this correct? if so do i do the same for all the power lines or are there some specific ones i have to concentrate on?

3) Some of the the other forum’s etc mention checking the power rails to ground, is this the same as checking the capacitors that correspond to the rails or is it something else?

4) Finally where do you start on how to read the schematics and what all the lines do, is that just a experience thing or is there somewhere can refer to?

Thank you for your help and guidance

Regards

Ali

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Your questions are too comprehensive for this forum to answer in detail. Microsoldering and electronic repairs are a lot different to screen replacements. From your questions I would suggest maybe enrolling in some kind of hands on learning course.

This board you have “820 00045” is not what you want to start learning on. A more appropriate board would be a 2012 MacBook air.

I will endeavour to answer some of your questions.

·         Most repairers have more than one power source and device to easily check the power source is functioning. Another way to check in your situation would be to check the voltage at the board connector.

·         There should be a dedicated page on the schematics called power rails or power aliases. Depending on what the board is behaving like depends on what power rails to check. In your circumstance you would start at the top. Why you would want to check pp3v3r3_aon when your USB read out is showing 0V?

·         Checking the power rails to ground with a multimeter will tell you they are not shorted or partially shorted to ground. It will not tell you why it is not getting power when it should. Power rails can be checked on Caps Resistors, Connectors and IC’s it doesn’t matter.

·         To understand schematic drawings you need to know what the different components do and what there symbols are. You need to research.

·         Capacitor

·         Resistor

·         Diode

·         Transistor

·         Voltage divider

·         Buck converter

On top of this you will need to learn microsoldering.

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