Motherboard Model- Gigabyte GA-H61M-DS2
I received Gigabyte GA-H61M-DS2 motherboard. It was powered on and off repeatedly. I plugged in the buzzer and unplugged the memory, but it was still powered on and off repeatedly.
First, measure the working conditions of the motherboard. The
results are as follows:
· Tested that the memory power supply is 1.5v and it is normal;
When measuring the bridge power supply, 1.8V is normal;
·
When measuring the CPUVTT
voltage, it is 1.05V, which is normal;
·
The VCCSA voltage measured at
0.93V is normal;
·
The CPU power supply measured
at 0V is abnormal.
Open the drawing and
find the CPU chip.
The VDD test is normal, and then the 9-pin VTTPWRGD open pin has no
voltage. Continue to find the connected points, find Q40 and Q18, and test the
Q40 G pin for high and low transitions.
Q18 G pole has no jump and is always at high voltage.
The G pole of Q18 is controlled by Q19, and the B pole of Q19 is
measured to have high and low jumps.
However, there is no jump in the C pole, and Q19 is obviously damaged.
It will be repaired after replacing Q19.
Power on, connect the screen
and test, everything is normal, troubleshooting, and the repair is over.
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