EDM 010 tps5319A overcurrent

EDM-010

TPS5319A burnt and capacitor cracked.

Actions performed:

  • Removed the damaged capacitor

  • Removed TPS5319A

  • The removed capacitors have not been replaced yet

Connected bench power supply to verify the 12V rail and suddenly F7003 fuse blew.

Findings:

  • Short circuit on the right side of F7003

Further troubleshooting:

  • Removed F7003 fuse

  • Injected 1V / 1A

  • DA9065 Dialog became extremely hot

Actions:

  • Removed DA9065 → short circuit disappeared

  • Replaced F7003 fuse

  • Replaced DA9065

  • Replaced TPS5319A with compatible M043

Current result:

  • 5V present at F7003

  • 5V present on 1R0 coil

However:

TPS5319A:

  • Pin 16 = 1.1V instead of expected ~1.98V

  • Pin 13 = 2V instead of expected 5V

DA9065:

  • No 3.3V output

  • No 1.95V output

Southbridge already replaced previously.

At this point the SB appears dead, but I’m wondering if it may simply not be powered.

One more thing that I do not understand:

Before connecting the bench power supply, the F7003 line was completely fine with no short present. TPS5319A had already been removed, the pads were clean and there were no solder bridges.

I cannot understand how current could have reached that side and caused F7003 to blow with TPS5319A removed.

Any suggestions?

(The first photo is of the burned F7003)

@Calvin

Maybe the high-side mosfet is bad and let 12V through or something higher than 5V without the controller (TPS53219A) on board.
The PG must be more than 2.5V to enable the 1.95V_EVER.

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Which is the high side MOSFET? What do you recommend to restore the 5V?

I expected that having 5V on 1R0 out it had to be present on 5319

I didn’t put the capacitor back on the 12v and the one on pins 9 and 10 of the TPS53219A. I don’t think they are the cause, right?

These are the measurements taken from a working test board. Basically, I’m missing all the voltages; I only have 12V. Bad chip?

If only 12V are present at the controller chip (TPS53219A) the chip is bad.