Out on a limb here, any one who has the Mac Pro 2010/2012 logic board schematics?
Thanks but this isn't itPDF: Apple Mac Pro Mid 2010 Mid 2012 Technician Guide Service Manual
Mac Pro (Mid 2010/Mid 2012) published: 2012-06-11 resolved (1 new document): =============================== Apple Mac Pro Mid 2010 Mid 2012 Technician Guide Service Manual [pdf. 2012/06/11] =============================== Is this service manual available? I see it only referenced here and of...forums.macrumors.com
AFAIK no one ever succeeded in getting a schematic of the MP logic board .Out on a limb here, any one who has the Mac Pro 2010/2012 logic board schematics?
IMO testing the caps is a good idea : look for moisture around the caps on the pcb and/or even better measure them with a multimeter.Sigh…. Okay. I have dead logic boards, defo not PSU fault. Should I start with testing the smd caps for open circuits? What else should be tested?
All suggestions are welcome!
I’ve tried replacing the spi flash with @tsialex ’s advice but the spi replacement didn’t work.IMO testing the caps is a good idea : look for moisture around the caps on the pcb and/or even better measure them with a multimeter.
I would (since you have multiple boards) consider buying a MATT card to test the boards. It's a SPI flash (quick and dirty BootROM) you can plug in to the Logic Board (ignoring the SPI flash on the board).
@tsialex is the expert on this topic. If the boards work with a MATT card, you could ask him to restore the BootROM and flash it to a new SPI flash you could solder in.
He's looking for Mac Pro, NOT MacBook Pro.MID 2010 15" MACBOOK PRO