I want to change the Lenovo power supply voltage, I want to change the 20V to 24V, ask for guidance,

is the hair
unsuccessful?

The place to be changed is to cut the circuit where R59 and R58 are printed, and add a 10K resistor

to cut the circuit.

and then. . . Then it is finished. After the power is turned on, the voltage jumps all the way. After jumping to 5V, the
brother does not look at it and pulls the plug directly. . . Hard to push. . .
Brother did not want to know why this change of voltage will not be successful. . . . What the brother thinks is that as
long as the detection voltage is changed from the sampling voltage circuit to be smaller than the reference voltage, the
circuit naturally increases the voltage through the optocoupler feedback pre-stage until the sampling point voltage
reaches the reference voltage, which can be counterproductive? . What is hair for hair? Looking forward to the expert
guidance,

attached, analysis of the restored post-circuit photo. . . . .

The ap4310 block diagram seeks

guidance. . . Solving the problem, seeking research, seeking analysis, seeking ideas, and asking for casual talk!

Brother's analysis is this: the

reference circuit is vcc->1102 (11K)-> here to access the ap4310 voltage reference access pin 3->9102 (91K) -> current
limit detection reference access pin 5 -> 18b (1.5K)->G.

The voltage sampling is Vcc->72c(54.9K)->here, the voltage detection access pin of the ap4310 is connected to the 2--
>822(8.2k)\08d(118k) parallel connection, and the resistance after parallel connection is 7.66719K->G Therefore, the
voltage value should be: (54.9+7.66719)*2.5/7.66719=20.4V, the fact is also 20.4V.

When the upper bias resistance is increased to R57 to 65.9K (increased by about 11K ohms, the voltage should be
(65.9k) +7.66719)*2.5/7.66719=24V.
So I want to increase the output voltage by stringing 103 (10K) between vcc and 72C (54.9K).

But why does the voltage increase all the way after adding 103 (10K) resistors to the circuit? It is like protection. . . . At
this time, as long as the 103 resistors are shorted, everything returns to normal, and the output voltage returns to 20.4V.
It is really strange, there is no load, it is impossible to protect against overcurrent. . .

The current sampling should be VCC-"load-"Gnd-> via 2402 (24K) to access the ap4310's current-limit sampling access
pin 6-"R010(0.01)->G, so the current should be current without load Sampling should be inactive.

This should be true, brother really does not understand, for Mao will fail. . . The ap4310 is a voltage comparator with a
reference. . . . Quite 431+358, so it should not be complicated, but it will fail for Mao? ? ? ? Solve the puzzle. . . .
Look for a picture to see how it works and then start from where to change.

Continue paralleling 822 (8.2k)\08d (118k) in parallel with a 39K resistor

series resistor will result in a reduction in the sampling current.

Some switching power supplies. A minimum load is required.

Where do you connect the resistors in series with a wire hole? Is there a trace behind?

If there is a trace, it doesn't make sense to connect the resistors here. . The position of the series resistor needs to be
replaced.

Directly change the 10K of your core to an adjustable resistor and then slowly increase the resistance value. If your
circuit is correct, the voltage will slowly rise.