CPU capacitors shorted - Doesn't turning on / doesn't charge

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@Tiripstruk

If i don’t plug the battery, i have 15V and 0.053A. With battery 14.92V and 0.492A.
Thank you

Most of the time issues such as this revolve around the common failure ICs (M92, BQ, P13)

I would be checking your soldering on all these ICs, as I often see boards where people have attempted replacements on these ICs and have inadvertantly bridged pads together or pads are open not connected to the board. If your not sure, you could remove the M92 IC as the console will oridinarily still boot without it, battery only.

I believe you can do the same thing with the P13 IC and the console will still boot without it.

Failing that, if you suspect the SoC then you can follow along with this thread here,

Switch: 0.05 A current draw, won’t charge or power on

Yeah it’s too low, so next port of call is finding out if you have a short to ground on any of your other primary rails and if so which one represents to the lowest resistance measurment, we’re doing this to narrow down the potential culprit. Here’s the points I was reffering to earlier, you put your black probe on ground and your red probe at one of the highlighted coloured points, each of these points represents a different rail. [Primary rails] If your meter displays a value which is the…

and let me know the resistance to ground on the main rails on the inductors surrounding the PMIC.