Hi, I am troubleshooting a PS5 with a long blue light and no boot and I found something odd.
All the standby rails look fine, so I used my bench power supply at 12 V, 1 A and compared behavior to my only known good board, an EDM-033. On the good EDM-033, the TUSB1044 shows up clearly on my thermal camera when I power the 12 V input. On the EDM-020, the TUSB1044 stays cold.
I traced this to the fact that it was not getting its 3.3 V. On EDM-020 that 3.3 V comes from IC7106 (3.3V_SOC_V33_S5). IC7106 is receiving 5 V on its VDD pin, and nothing around that rail looks shorted, so I replaced IC7106. The rail still does not come up and TUSB1044 still does not heat, which is confusing because I do not have another EDM-020 to compare, so I am not sure how this rail is supposed to behave on this chassis. It is possible that on EDM-020 the TUSB1044 just does not warm up the same way as on EDM-033, but right now it looks like 3.3V_SOC_V33_S5 is missing.
From what I understand, 3.3V_SOC_V33_S5 is a standby rail, but:
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IC7106 is getting 5 V and ground
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The 3.3 V rail does not appear shorted
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The output still stays at 0 V
IC7106 on EDM-020 also has other pins like CE and CS. I suspect one of those might be preventing it from turning on, but I cannot confirm, and I do not have an EDM-033 schematic or an identical circuit to compare the CE and CS readings with. The other ICs that look similar on the EDM-033 board are used for different rails, so I cannot use them as a direct reference.
In short, I am stuck at: IC7106 has 5 V in, the 3.3 V rail is not shorted, but there is no 3.3V_SOC_V33_S5 output. Any insight on how IC7106 is supposed to be controlled on EDM-020, or what CE and CS should look like on a working board, would help a lot or literally any insight would help lol. Thank you!