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<blockquote data-quote="wolf_mountains" data-source="post: 207" data-attributes="member: 157">Well, I don't think it's because of the glue because the laptop won't power up any how.I disconnected the display and the battery and tried to power the laptop with the cable but it won't work.The voltages are generally ok, as I measured the voltages on the battery pins and there are 2x 12 and 2x 3.3V.I also tested the voltage on the power button and there's 3.3V.I know it's a protection fuse, power mosfet or something similar but I can't find it.I opened the file eventually as the same youtuber provided me with the software which is boardviewer and I checked the layout of the board but I also need the schematic too, to troubleshoot the voltages.I have the GF65 but I don't know it would be the same as for the GF75 ?This is my laptop:[ATTACH=full]28[/ATTACH]This area near the power input but there's no sign of burnt component.[ATTACH=full]29[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wolf_mountains, post: 207, member: 157"] Well, I don't think it's because of the glue because the laptop won't power up any how. I disconnected the display and the battery and tried to power the laptop with the cable but it won't work. The voltages are generally ok, as I measured the voltages on the battery pins and there are 2x 12 and 2x 3.3V. I also tested the voltage on the power button and there's 3.3V. I know it's a protection fuse, power mosfet or something similar but I can't find it. I opened the file eventually as the same youtuber provided me with the software which is boardviewer and I checked the layout of the board but I also need the schematic too, to troubleshoot the voltages. I have the GF65 but I don't know it would be the same as for the GF75 ? This is my laptop: [ATTACH type="full"]28[/ATTACH] This area near the power input but there's no sign of burnt component. [ATTACH type="full" width="851px"]29[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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