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Lenovo Yoga YT3-X50F Tablet: Charging Socket Replacement Issue, Smoke & Short-Circuit

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  • #1 17083971
    hcn
    Level 10  
    Hello,

    I wanted to replace the charging socket in the tablet as above. I guess the tablet charging worked before trying to replace it (only the socket was a bit broken). After purchasing the part, it is - a USB board with vol + / vol- buttons on the flex and connected to the tablet, smoke flew out, probably from the connector (photo 3). Then, when I disconnected them from the board, it was short-circuited and it was warm after connecting the power supply. It seems to me that the plug was poorly made and it had a short circuit (I attach a photo). I was looking at connector no.3 under a microscope and there is nothing wrong with it (I attach a photo). I got the second plate, everything looks nice, because the charging LEDs are on and even the tablet shows charging so much that it is not charging. As I measured the voltage at points 1.2, it does not increase after connecting the charger. Maybe a fuse has flown or something, maybe I will fail, someone will find someone willing to fix it?

    Colleagues suggest something ?? ?

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  • #2 17084039
    pdemski
    Level 20  
    In the middle photo you have a big babola, there is a short circuit on pins 2-3.
  • #3 17084063
    hcn
    Level 10  
    Yes, this is babol (listed), this is the plug I wrote about, now it's OK. Which does not change the fact that it does not land.
    -----------------------------

    I think I found the source of the problem now, how to fix / replace it ... is anyone willing? of course for money. Set of elements marked with number 4.

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    #4 17084313
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    hcn wrote:
    is anyone willing? of course for money.

    If you want to outsource it to someone, create an appropriate topic in the Bazaar section.
  • #5 17084397
    hcn
    Level 10  
    nutergsm wrote:
    hcn wrote:
    is anyone willing? of course for money.

    If you want to outsource it to someone, create an appropriate topic in the Bazaar section.


    And how to fix it do you know?
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    #6 17084618
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    You have to re-solder the damaged coil, and it's hard to say if anything else.
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    #7 17085000
    gradek83
    Level 42  
    pdemski wrote:
    great babola

    hehe, first I hear XD By definition it is a dry bullfinch from the nose, but the fact does not look nice. xD
    hcn wrote:
    I think I found the source of the problem now, how to fix / replace it ... is anyone willing? of course for money. Set of elements marked with number 4

    Return the system to the site about PLN 50 plus labor, if something more has not been awarded.

    Added after 1 [hours] 33 [minutes]:

    PS:
    ... there in the photo, if I'm not mistaken, you can see a coil with a ferrite core, and next to it there are particles as if a crushed varnish from a winding wire may burn this coil. Just out of curiosity, take a picture only from the side of this coil, not from above.
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  • #8 17085458
    hcn
    Level 10  
    gradek83 wrote:
    pdemski wrote:
    great babola

    hehe, first I hear XD By definition it is a dry bullfinch from the nose, but the fact does not look nice. xD
    hcn wrote:
    I think I found the source of the problem now, how to fix / replace it ... is anyone willing? of course for money. Set of elements marked with number 4

    Return the system to the site about PLN 50 plus labor, if something more has not been awarded.
    Added after 1 [hours] 33 [minutes]:
    PS:
    ... there in the photo, if I'm not mistaken, you can see a coil with a ferrite core, and next to it there are particles as if a crushed varnish from a winding wire may burn this coil. Just out of curiosity, take a picture only from the side of this coil, not from above.


    I will do tomorrow, thanks!
  • #9 17097143
    marnowak
    Level 15  
    99.9% that the chip next to the coil also went.
  • #10 17114029
    hcn
    Level 10  
    Hello,

    looking for

    charger 3585-2166 for this board, maybe my colleagues will tell me something.
    Or a way to get around it.
  • #11 18889234
    ArturoZacarias38
    Level 2  
    hcn wrote:
    Witam,

    poszukuje

    charger 3585-2166 do tej płyty, może koledzy mi coś podpowiedzą.
    Lub sposobu żeby go ominąć.

    Colleague the component is an ic 358s 2166, it can be replaced by the 358s that is in the samsung tab t210 t211, I also found it in samsung mega 5.8 i9150 but I'm wrong the model, what I can't find is the schematic of this lenovo
  • #12 19742275
    laszlovegh
    Level 2  
    Dear members! Can anyone help me to identify the part marked with amber circle. It seems that in our case that (diode?) is burnt, so we are unable to identify any part number etc.

    Can anyone support?

    Thanks!
    Laszlo from Hungary

    Lenovo Yoga YT3-X50F Tablet: Charging Socket Replacement Issue, Smoke & Short-Circuit

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Lenovo Yoga YT3-X50F tablet experiencing issues after a charging socket replacement. The user reported smoke emanating from the connector during the installation of a new USB board, which included volume buttons. Subsequent attempts to connect the power supply resulted in a short circuit and overheating. Community members identified a short circuit on specific pins and suggested that the damaged coil may need re-soldering. There were also mentions of a potential faulty chip (IC 3585-2166) that could be replaced with components from Samsung devices. The user is seeking assistance for repairs and component identification.
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