No. LA-E801P and LA-E802P are different revisions. E801P is usually for Ryzen CPUs; E802P is for Intel. Using the wrong Boardview will lead to component misidentification and damage. Only use exact matches.
Forums like diy-laptoprepair.com offer repair guides and community-shared diagrams for the 1.0 revision of this board. Dkl50 La-e802p Boardview
| Symptom | Suspect Component | How Boardview Helps | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | BQ24780S (PU401) | Locate pin 20 (20V), pin 24 (REGN 6V), pin 18 (LODRV). | | Shuts off after 2 secs | +VCCORE (CPU VRM) | Find the MP2949 IC. Probe PGood and EN signals. | | Battery not charging | PR408 (sense resistor) | Find R408 (2mOhm). Trace from BQ24780S pins 9/10. | | USB Ports dead | USB_PWR_EN (5V load switch) | Locate APL3511C (PU1001). Check FL1000 (fuse). | | Fan always 100% | SIO (IT8987) thermal probe | Find RT1 (Thermal diode read). Check R1307 pull-up. | Using the wrong Boardview will lead to component
Repair guides suggest verifying the Board ID (BID) within the BIOS file (e.g., BID 0832E ) using a hex editor before flashing. Resources for Boardview & Schematics | Symptom | Suspect Component | How Boardview
A boardview is a specialized file format that provides a digital representation of a Printed Circuit Board (PCB). It allows technicians to: Identify Components