Troubleshooting • Re: Raspberry Pi Hardware Repairs

Sadly only about 0.2v

then the PMIC is likely fried

So, does anybody fix these?

The standard fix is send the appropriate currency to your favourite local Pi vendor and they send you a brand spanking new PMIC in its protective packaging that looks surprisingly like a new Pi.

https://community.renesas.com/power-pro ... nformation

All levity aside, as far as I know, the PMIC is a custom part, and as such it is not available for general ordering in single unit quantities and is a complex repair job even if you could acquire one, unless you have the appropriate SMT repair station.

Dead PMIC == Dead Pi

Statistics: Posted by bjtheone — Thu Aug 01, 2024 7:04 pm

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