When the battery and power were connected, the Pin5 of the M92 was 4.8v and the Pin6 was 0.3v.
I replaced the M92, but there is no change. Just in case, I exchanged it three times from another donor.
I started hekate and checked the battery and eMMC, but there is nothing suspicious. The eMMC also dumped successfully.
Linux boots successfully, but Horizon does not boot.
Do you have any ideas?
Where do you generate the 3.3v of the M92?
The name of this ic is p i 3 u s b. It is a little thing, but if you search for components, it is important to use the correct names. The supply voltage of the pi3usb is 3.3 V. If this voltage is missing I would check on the other side of the board above the realtek audio ic if on of the caps (orange marking) is the cause of the short.