Board-specific bench checklist derived from 1 supplied source PDF(s). Source coverage: High. Verify exact thresholds, pin numbers and rail tolerances against the source schematic and component datasheets before component replacement or voltage injection.
V4.7 · REVISION SAFETY
LA-E791P, LA-E801P, LA-E802P, LA-G07DP · Rev 1.0
Verify the physical motherboard revision before using this checklist. Measurements, component values and power circuitry can change between revisions.
Only one published revision is currently stored for this board. Verify the silkscreen before proceeding.
Compatible models: HP 15-bsxxx series - CSL50 CSL52 CSL50 CKL50 DKL50
⚠ Safety: Disconnect battery before resistance/diode checks. Use current limiting for injection. Never inject voltage into an unknown rail until its safe voltage/current limit and isolation path are confirmed. Use a short ground spring for high-speed oscilloscope probing.
🛠 Required Tools
Digital multimeter Oscilloscope with x10 probe Bench power supply with current limit Thermal camera / freeze spray as required SPI programmer where firmware diagnosis is required
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Schematic-derived bench record
Bench Manual & Source Coverage
Source coverage: High. Values and thresholds must still be verified against the exact schematic/datasheet.
Source PDF(s): HP 15-bsxxx series - CSL50 CSL52 Compal CSL50 LA-E791P CKL50 LA-E801P DKL50 LA-E802P r1.0.pdf | HP 15-bsxxx series - CSL50 CSL52 Compal CSL50 LA-E791P CKL50 LA-E801P DKL50 LA-E802P r1.0.pdf
Board profile
Power & Control Architecture
Platform / ODMCOMPAL
CPU / SoCKaby Lake
PCH / ChipsetKaby Lake
MemoryDDR4
EC / SIOKB9022QD
ChargerBQ24725
BIOS / SPIW25Q64JVSSIQ
Table A
Chronological Power Sequence
Follow upstream to downstream. A missing later signal may simply be the result of an earlier missing prerequisite.
#
Stage
Signal / Rail
From -> To
Ref
State
Expected
DMM
Oscilloscope
1
DC Input
Adapter / DC-IN main rail
Adapter/battery input path
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
19-20 V typical for barrel adapters; USB-C depends on PD contract
Measure to ground at input connector/fuse
Flat DC; inspect ripple only if unstable
2
Charger
ACDET / adapter detect
Adapter divider -> charger IC
Schematic p.36
Follow chronological sequence
IC-specific adapter-detect threshold; commonly about 2-3 V
DMM DC at ACDET
Flat DC
3
Charger
ACOK / AC_PRESENT
Charger -> EC/PCH
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Valid logic state when adapter accepted; commonly logic high
DMM logic level
Clean logic transition when adapter is inserted
4
Charger
REGN / charger internal LDO
Charger IC internal LDO
Schematic p.36
Follow chronological sequence
IC-specific; often about 6 V on TI BQ families
DMM DC at REGN pin/cap
Flat DC
5
Charger
ACDRV / input MOSFET gate drive
Charger -> input MOSFET gates
Schematic p.36
Follow chronological sequence
Gate drive above source when input path is enabled; exact value IC-specific
Measure gate and source; compare VGS
Gate should rise cleanly after valid adapter detect
6
Battery
Battery positive / system battery rail
Battery connector -> charger/system
Schematic p.4
Follow chronological sequence
Pack voltage appropriate to cell count and state of charge
DMM DC at battery positive to pack ground
Flat DC; no excessive ripple
7
Battery
Battery SMBus clock
EC/charger battery
Schematic p.4
Follow chronological sequence
Pulled high with communication activity when battery is queried
DMM shows logic-high average; scope preferred
Digital clock bursts
8
Battery
Battery SMBus data
EC/charger battery
Schematic p.4
Follow chronological sequence
Pulled high with bidirectional data activity
DMM shows logic-high average; scope preferred
Bidirectional data bursts
9
RTC
RTC / CMOS supply
RTC source -> PCH/SoC
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Typically near 3 V; board-specific
DMM DC
Flat DC
10
Always-On
3 V always-on rail
Standby regulator -> EC/PCH/logic
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
3.3 V nominal where this rail exists
DMM DC at inductor/output cap
Flat DC with low ripple
11
Always-On
5 V always-on rail
Standby regulator -> peripherals
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
5.0 V nominal where design provides always-on 5 V
DMM DC at inductor/output cap
Flat DC with low ripple
12
EC / SIO
EC / SIO supply
Standby rail -> EC/SIO
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Usually 3.3 V or design-specific auxiliary rail
DMM DC at EC decoupling capacitor
Flat DC
13
EC / SIO
EC reset
Reset circuit -> EC/SIO
Schematic p.26
Follow chronological sequence
Released to inactive logic level after EC supply is valid
DMM logic level
Clean release edge; no repetitive reset cycling
14
EC / SIO
32.768 kHz RTC / EC clock
Crystal/oscillator -> EC/PCH
Schematic p.10
Follow chronological sequence
Stable 32.768 kHz where external low-frequency clock is used
DMM not reliable; use scope
Stable low-amplitude sine/square waveform near 32.768 kHz
15
Power State
RSMRST#
EC/PCH resume-well logic
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Inactive/high after resume-well prerequisites are satisfied
DMM logic level
Clean low-to-high transition during standby initialization
16
Power Button
PWRBTN# / ON-OFF# input
Power button -> EC
Schematic p.26
Follow chronological sequence
Normally high; clean active-low pulse on press
DMM min/max or scope
Single clean low pulse then returns high
17
Power Button
PBTN_OUT# / forwarded power button
EC -> PCH/SoC
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Forwarded active-low pulse after EC accepts button request
DMM min/max or scope
Clean active-low pulse
18
Power Sequence
SLP_S5#
PCH/SoC -> EC/power logic
Schematic p.4
Follow chronological sequence
Deasserts/high when leaving S5; exact polarity/name platform-specific
DMM logic level
Step transition during power-on
19
Power Sequence
SLP_S4#
PCH/SoC -> EC/power logic
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
Deasserts/high when leaving S4
DMM logic level
Step transition
20
Power Sequence
SLP_S3#
PCH/SoC -> EC/power logic
Schematic p.4
Follow chronological sequence
Deasserts/high when entering S0
DMM logic level
Step transition
21
Memory
DDR VDD / VDDQ
Memory regulator -> DIMM/SoC
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
DDR generation-specific rail; verify schematic and memory generation
DMM DC at memory inductor
Flat DC; low ripple
22
Memory
DRAM reset
CPU/PCH/SoC -> memory
Schematic p.7
Follow chronological sequence
Released after memory power/clock prerequisites
DMM logic level
Clean reset release
23
CPU / SoC
VCCIO / CPU I/O rail
VR -> CPU/SoC
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Platform-specific, commonly around 0.8-1.05 V on Intel generations
DMM DC at inductor
Flat DC; switching only at PWM nodes
24
CPU / SoC
VCCSA / System Agent
VR -> CPU/SoC
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
Platform-specific, commonly around 0.8-1.1 V
DMM DC at inductor
Flat DC
25
CPU / SoC
VR_ON / CPU VR enable
EC/PCH -> CPU VR controller
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
Active before CPU core rail starts; logic level is board-specific
DMM logic level
Clean enable edge
26
CPU / SoC
CPU core rail
CPU VR -> processor core
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
VID-controlled dynamic voltage; do not use a single universal value
DMM DC at core inductor
Multiphase switching on switch nodes; DC on output
27
CPU / SoC
VR power-good
CPU VR -> EC/PCH
Schematic p.3
Follow chronological sequence
Asserted after CPU VR outputs are valid
DMM logic level
Clean assertion after core rail rises
28
CPU / SoC
SVID clock/data
CPU/SoC VR controller
Schematic p.15
Follow chronological sequence
High-speed digital activity when CPU negotiates VID; logic level platform-specific
DMM not diagnostic; use scope
Digital bursts during CPU VR initialization
29
Power Good
SYS_PWROK / ALL_SYS_PWRGD
PGOOD logic -> PCH/SoC
Schematic p.10
Follow chronological sequence
Asserted only after required S0 rails are valid
DMM logic level
Clean delayed assertion
30
Reset
PLTRST#
PCH/SoC -> platform devices
Schematic p.5
Follow chronological sequence
Released/inactive after clocks and power-good conditions are satisfied
DMM logic level
Clean low-to-high release
31
BIOS / SPI
BIOS / SPI supply
Standby/main rail -> SPI flash
Schematic p.8
Follow chronological sequence
Usually 3.3 V or 1.8 V depending flash device
DMM DC at flash VCC
Flat DC
32
BIOS / SPI
SPI_CS#
PCH/SoC/EC -> SPI flash
Schematic p.8
Follow chronological sequence
Idle high with access pulses during firmware reads
DMM not diagnostic; use scope
Chip-select pulse bursts during start-up
33
BIOS / SPI
SPI_CLK
PCH/SoC/EC -> SPI flash
Schematic p.8
Follow chronological sequence
Clock bursts during firmware access
DMM not diagnostic; use scope
High-frequency clock bursts
34
Display
eDP / LCD panel power
Load switch -> panel connector
Schematic p.6
Follow chronological sequence
Usually 3.3 V or platform-specific panel logic rail
DMM DC at panel connector/fuse
Flat DC
35
Display
eDP HPD
Panel -> GPU/PCH/SoC
Schematic p.6
Follow chronological sequence
Valid HPD logic state when panel is connected and powered
No activity with prerequisites valid: inspect CPU, VR controller, bus resistorsAdditional readings
Technician evidence
29
SYS_PWROK / ALL_SYS_PWRGDSchematic p.10
Missing: identify which upstream PGOOD/rail is absentAdditional readings
Technician evidence
30
PLTRST#Schematic p.5
Held reset: check BIOS/SPI activity, clocks, PCH/SoC rails and PWROKAdditional readings
Technician evidence
31
BIOS / SPI supplySchematic p.8
Confirm flash marking before programming or applying external voltageAdditional readings
Technician evidence
32
SPI_CS#Schematic p.8
No activity: sequence, reset, clock or controller may not have reached firmware fetchAdditional readings
Technician evidence
33
SPI_CLKSchematic p.8
CS toggles but no clock: inspect controller/bus; no bus activity: trace sequence firstAdditional readings
Technician evidence
34
eDP / LCD panel powerSchematic p.6
Missing: check panel power enable, fuse/load switch and shorted panel/cableAdditional readings
Technician evidence
35
eDP HPDSchematic p.6
Missing: panel/cable/connector power or HPD trace issueAdditional readings
Technician evidence
36
Backlight PWMSchematic p.6
Enable present but no PWM: brightness/graphics/EC control path issueAdditional readings
Technician evidence
V4.0 · BOARD COMPONENT INTELLIGENCE
Component Index
Select a board component to see its function, related rails/signals, enable and power-good dependencies, input/output path, matching checklist tests and identical fitted ICs found on other board checklists. Unknown values are left unknown rather than guessed.
Controller / IC
BIOS IC · W25Q64JVSSIQ
Function
SPI firmware flash memory
Related rails / signals
BIOS / SPI supply
Enable / sequencingNot identified from current checklist.
PGOOD / statusNot identified from current checklist.
Input
PCH/SoC
Standby/main rail
PCH/SoC/EC
Output
platform devices
SPI flash
Checklist tests
PLTRST# u2014 Released/inactive after clocks and power-good conditions are satisfied
BIOS / SPI supply u2014 Usually 3.3 V or 1.8 V depending flash device
SPI_CS# u2014 Idle high with access pulses during firmware reads
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Tip: enter only stages you actually observed. For boards that never reach a later stage, leave that stage blank rather than entering a guessed value.
V4.4 Board Knowledge
Previous Solved Cases
Historical cases are diagnostic references only. Confirm readings on the board in front of you before replacing parts.
Live match: Mark a bench signal FAIL to check previous solved cases for LA-E791P, LA-E801P, LA-E802P, LA-G07DP.
No structured solved-repair knowledge has been collected for this board yet. New V4.4 solved cases will build it automatically.
V4.5 · SIMILAR BOARD / PLATFORM MATCHING
Reference Boards
Reference only: The boards below share one or more stored platform attributes with this motherboard. Their voltages, component locations, designators, sequence details and repair findings are not automatically treated as facts for the current board. Verify against the current board schematic, boardview and measurements before use.
Reference-board matches are discovery aids only. Missing information on this board is deliberately left unknown and is not filled from a similar board.
V4.9 Diagnostic Timeline
Repair Timeline
Bench actions are recorded in sequence for training, QC and future troubleshooting. Signal result changes remain in history even after a failed stage later passes.
The final solved forum case receives the complete timeline for this bench session. Manual actions should describe what was actually done, not a suspected cause.
GUIDED BIOS DIAGNOSTICS · V5.1
BIOS / SPI Flash Diagnostic Record
Record only measurements observed on this board. The workflow does not assume a flash voltage, logic level or firmware fault from a single reading.
Original BIOS dump
The first uploaded original is locked to this diagnostic session and cannot be overwritten by this workflow.
Repaired BIOS dump
Stored as a separate attachment. Uploading it never modifies the original dump.
Final diagnostic decision
Is the problem solved?
Complete the applicable checklist and bench rows first. If solved, the completed diagnostic flow is converted into a resolved Repair Forum post automatically.
Repair QC & Final VerificationRequired before solved publication
Every item must be PASS, or N/A with a reason. Any FAIL reopens the repair and blocks the solved forum post.
V5.0 Repair Case Intelligence
Board Repair Dashboard
Aggregate repair patterns for LA-E791P, LA-E801P, LA-E802P, LA-G07DP · Rev 1.0. Historical patterns are references, not proof of the current fault.
0Recorded repairs
0.0%Solved
Not enough timeline dataAverage diagnosis time
0Rework cases
Common symptoms
No structured data yet.
Frequently failed rails / signals
No structured data yet.
Frequently replaced / repaired ICs
No structured data yet.
Common root causes
No structured data yet.
Diagnosis time is calculated from V4.9 timeline evidence when available. Only server-recorded board-linked repair cases are counted; unsaved local bench sessions are excluded. Technician performance is never exposed on this board dashboard.
USB-C / PD DIAGNOSTICS · V5.2
USB-C Power Delivery Diagnostic Record
Record observed behavior on this board and adapter. Contract voltage and controller behavior vary by platform; this module does not assume that a higher-voltage PD contract must always be present.
USB-C port fault checklist
Check only what was actually inspected. A failed item is a diagnostic clue, not an automatic component diagnosis.
DISPLAY / NO-DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS · V5.3
Internal & External Display Diagnostic Record
Record board-specific observations. Missing display signals are clues only; expected voltage, polarity and timing must be verified from the schematic, panel specification or known-good board.
Internal vs external display decision tree
Complete the checks in order. The guidance below narrows the next area to inspect but does not declare a component faulty.
Record the internal and external display results to show decision guidance.
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Estimated repair cost at TCS Pune
₹4,000 – ₹15,000
Final price confirmed after free device inspection. Includes 6-month warranty.