First, I checked the screen cable, but pressing or scrubbing didn’t help. I suspected the logic board, but the voltage levels looked normal. I tried to test the screen, but couldn’t see clearly due to the limited screen view. I removed the screen board and found no issues. So, the problem must be on the motherboard. [attach]612935[/attach]
I decided to reprogram the board. I read the backup data, but when writing, it failed to unlock. I had to give up on that attempt. I also measured the key voltages on the mainboard, but found nothing unusual. I was stuck.
In the evening, I reviewed the situation again. This board was worth more than $300–$400. After searching online, many people said it might be a frequency multiplier issue. Subconsciously, I felt something was wrong with the temperature. When I touched one of the components, the flower screen color changed! I was excited — this was the issue. It was either a desoldered component or a poor solder joint. I checked and found that R133 and R136, which are 47-ohm resistors, had become several mega-ohms. I replaced them immediately, and the power test worked perfectly!
I also uploaded and shared the program data from the board, hoping it could help others.
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