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Addressing issues with MacBook A1932 with logic board 820-01521 not detecting the camera. | Addressing issues with MacBook A1932 with logic board 820-01521 not detecting the camera. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:17, 29 October 2023
| MacBook Air A1932 No camera detected repair | |
|---|---|
| Device | MacBook Air A1932 |
| Affects part(s) | Motherboard, Camera, Display assembly |
| Needs equipment | multimeter, soldering iron, soldering station, thermal camera |
| Difficulty | ◉◉◉◌ Hard |
| Type | Soldering, Software |
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Problem description
Addressing issues with MacBook A1932 with logic board 820-01521 not detecting the camera.
Symptoms
- Camera not detected
- Possible burned or exploded L8570 filter on TCON board
Solution
Diagnostic Steps
Check L8570 Continuity
- Use a multimeter in continuity mode to check L8570 (Figure 1).
- Normal reading should be close to 0.01.
- If L8570 is blown or burned, proceed to the "L8570 blown or visibly burned repair steps" below.
Test with Known Good Display
- Verify camera function using a KNOWN GOOD display assembly.
- If the camera works with a different display, the original display might be faulty.
- Make sure to check L8570 before diagnosing the display issue.
Repair Steps
Camera Works with Known Good Display
- If camera works with a known good test display, replace the display assembly.
L8570 Blown or Visibly Burned
- Understand that L8570 failure indicates a catastrophic short within the TCON board of the display or a melted/corroded display cable/connector.
- Repair L8570 only after addressing the display issue, as L8570 might fail again if the display issue persists.
- When replacing L8570, address corresponding pad and trace damage.
- Use 36 or 37 AWG enamel coated copper wire for jumper wires due to webcam and ambient light sensor power requirements.
- The closest recommended jumper point for the input side of the filter (PP5v_G3S) is R7100/C7296 if the traces and vias for PP5v_G3S are not damaged in that area.
- Apply conformal coating to jumper wire.
- Use a 120 Ohm ferrite filter rated for 1.5 amps (402 package size).
- After replacing L8570 and addressing trace issues, replace the display assembly or repair it by replacing damaged cables/connectors.
No Camera Function, L8570 Normal
- Attempt to restore T2/BridgeOs firmware via Apple Configurator 2 by entering DFU mode.
- Ensure your Mac is on the latest macOS version.
- Follow Apple's support article on reviving or restoring T2/BridgeOs firmware.
- If no camera function after firmware revive, and other causes are ruled out, U8595 might be faulty, or there could be trace/resistor issues between the camera connector/U8595 or between U8595 and the T2 chip.
- A hardware issue with the T2 chip might also cause camera detection problems.