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  • lofton
    Lenovo t470 Bad pathway
    by lofton
    Hello, I was updating the bios on my t470 20jn pf1q6dx5 using the soic8 clip that came with the Ch341A on the bios and pressed the clip too far back when i was taking it out and it knocked off what look like little capacitors, can this be repaired or bypassed with solder or a wire or what was originally on there, they are extremely small. I have attached two pictures, one with the capacitors on and one with them off. It took me weeks to figure out why the board wouldn't power on. I thought I had broke the bios. THe machine turns on for a second then turns off.

    [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"custom","height":"632","title":"Broke...
    Today, 03:14 AM
  • Ismail-U50
    Dell Inspiron 7306 2-in-1
    by Ismail-U50
    Please can some one help me repair my bios
    On but not display, it blinking 2 orange 7 white light by the power side led

    Dell Inspiron 7306 2-in-1
    Service Tag: 626BS93
    EX: 13192253895...
    Yesterday, 06:52 AM
  • fredyjbi
    please help thinkpad T480 NM-b501 dead, VSYS_OUT 9.2v, thank you
    by fredyjbi
    Please help sir, this board does not turn on because VSYS_OUT is 9.2v, I compared it with a normal board VSYS_OUT is 10.2v, I have replaced the PQ101 and PQ102 mosfet and BQ 25700 which is known to be good, but the results are still the same, thank you

    VSYS_OUT 9.2v Meter in resistance mode auto range 6M ok
    NORMAL BOARD 10.2V

    PQ101
    PIN 2 20V
    PIN 7 0.004V
    PIN 6 6V
    PIN 5678 0V

    PQ102
    PIN 567 0V
    PIN 9 0.004V
    PIN 234 9.2V (VSYS_OUT)

    PU101 BQ25700ARSNR
    1 VBUS 20V
    2 ACN 20,21V
    3 ACP 20,21V...
    Today, 05:30 AM
  • cook
    Help Identifying this chip - 324
    by cook
    See the attached drawing of the chip I am trying to identify. I think the last character (the 'H') may actually be the manufacturer logo, but I am not sure.

    This chip is part of a hand held device that detects metal. Its called a pinpointer, and is used in the metal detecting community. The chip is located on the main power rail which is from a 9 volt battery, noted in the drawing.

    I tried many searches to find the part, but did not see anything that looked close. But then I have very little experience doing this and I could have easily missed something obviou...
    Today, 07:27 AM
  • EazyBone
    EMMC question and identification
    by EazyBone
    Where do I get the software for Sony / Hisense tvs to install to emmc?
    Yesterday, 12:10 PM
  • smaniak
    HP Elitebook 2540p - WP884AW#ABU - won't start!
    by smaniak
    The laptop won't start. When plug power supply, on 19V in gives me 0,14A, without turning on the laptop.
    I check it with thermal camera, and there is one resistor that is very hot, I change the resistor with new on but the result is the same.
    In the attachment there is schematic of the resistor area, and schematic of the laptop.
    I can't understand, why this resistor is getting so hot....
    Today, 01:24 AM
  • petehall347
    anyone recommend an earth leakage clamp meter ?
    by petehall347
    have been looking at earth leakage clamp meters and its like a minefield out there . i wondered if anyone here had bought one that actually works properly ?...
    04-17-2024, 01:31 PM
  • fixit007
    Samsung flicker - BN44-00932T board or else?
    by fixit007
    I picked up this TV that the prior owner said - just died.

    Tested the fuse - burnt. A dead capacitor is visible too on the hot side (CP801). Got the replacement power board (cheaply - used). Replaced the board - the TV turned ON!

    Now, about a month later (yesterday) I noticed the left side of the screen was flickering from time to time. That was already happening with the antenna input, not through HDMI.

    Also, some glitchiness with a Fire stick on HDMI3 - I hit an app with quick dark screen in stick, the TV goes - no input. Then I had to choose the stick...
    Yesterday, 06:14 PM
  • GraphicMan
    Pioneer amplifier A-205 Relay not clicking after a mistake i made
    by GraphicMan
    Hello guys
    Because the unit is old (but only occasionally used) the loudness button causes some noise due to bad contact,
    sprays did not work, so i decided to solder the pins that it connects on the pcb at the on (loudness on) position
    i did that and it worked fine, i know from the bottom of my heart that the switch connects 2 pins and also d/c other 2 pins
    on every position it have (6 pin switch), so i was curious what would happen if i clicked the switch off while the pins are soldered at on (so basiclly on and off at the same time), when i did so the sound is gone, nothing...
    Today, 06:20 AM
  • CapLeaker
    ISP blocking emails now?
    by CapLeaker
    Got something new. Recently I got trouble with receiving emails and syncing OneNote. Nothing else. I still can stream 24x7, VOIP, have full speed internet, but in the world cannot receive any emails nor sync OneNote. Take the computer somewhere else to a different internet location and no problems at all. Points to the router, right? NOPE! Hooked up my computer directly to the modem (which is in bridge mode) and have the same problems! Put all the network shit back together, start my VPN provider app, choose the closed VPN server to me and all the problems are gone! Is...
    Today, 06:16 AM

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  • cook
    Help Identifying this chip - 324
    by cook
    See the attached drawing of the chip I am trying to identify. I think the last character (the 'H') may actually be the manufacturer logo, but I am not sure.

    This chip is part of a hand held device that detects metal. Its called a pinpointer, and is used in the metal detecting community. The chip is located on the main power rail which is from a 9 volt battery, noted in the drawing.

    I tried many searches to find the part, but did not see anything that looked close. But then I have very little experience doing this and I could have easily missed something obviou...
    Today, 07:27 AM
  • smaniak
    HP Elitebook 2540p - WP884AW#ABU - won't start!
    by smaniak
    The laptop won't start. When plug power supply, on 19V in gives me 0,14A, without turning on the laptop.
    I check it with thermal camera, and there is one resistor that is very hot, I change the resistor with new on but the result is the same.
    In the attachment there is schematic of the resistor area, and schematic of the laptop.
    I can't understand, why this resistor is getting so hot....
    Today, 01:24 AM
  • fredyjbi
    please help thinkpad T480 NM-b501 dead, VSYS_OUT 9.2v, thank you
    by fredyjbi
    Please help sir, this board does not turn on because VSYS_OUT is 9.2v, I compared it with a normal board VSYS_OUT is 10.2v, I have replaced the PQ101 and PQ102 mosfet and BQ 25700 which is known to be good, but the results are still the same, thank you

    VSYS_OUT 9.2v Meter in resistance mode auto range 6M ok
    NORMAL BOARD 10.2V

    PQ101
    PIN 2 20V
    PIN 7 0.004V
    PIN 6 6V
    PIN 5678 0V

    PQ102
    PIN 567 0V
    PIN 9 0.004V
    PIN 234 9.2V (VSYS_OUT)

    PU101 BQ25700ARSNR
    1 VBUS 20V
    2 ACN 20,21V
    3 ACP 20,21V...
    Today, 05:30 AM
  • benwaterson
    Main rail / charging circuit issues on Bucky/BenSolo 17859-1 board from Dell Vostro 5581
    by benwaterson
    Hi All

    Been a while since I have been here, and a bit rusty.

    I have the above laptop motherboard that was working and now the charging circuit is faulty.

    Have 19v in fine until it hits PU4403 - not shorts I can see and thermal cam reveals nothing.

    I have swapped out the ISL9538 and also the two mosfets (PU4403 and PU4405). Have 2.8v at the power switch, which pulls low when pressed - charging light comes on and goes straight off

    Below are measurements (pin names are per the datasheet for the ISL95338 (couldn't find one for ISL9538,...
    05-03-2024, 03:25 AM
  • lofton
    Lenovo t470 Bad pathway
    by lofton
    Hello, I was updating the bios on my t470 20jn pf1q6dx5 using the soic8 clip that came with the Ch341A on the bios and pressed the clip too far back when i was taking it out and it knocked off what look like little capacitors, can this be repaired or bypassed with solder or a wire or what was originally on there, they are extremely small. I have attached two pictures, one with the capacitors on and one with them off. It took me weeks to figure out why the board wouldn't power on. I thought I had broke the bios. THe machine turns on for a second then turns off.

    [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"custom","height":"632","title":"Broke...
    Today, 03:14 AM
  • GraphicMan
    Pioneer amplifier A-205 Relay not clicking after a mistake i made
    by GraphicMan
    Hello guys
    Because the unit is old (but only occasionally used) the loudness button causes some noise due to bad contact,
    sprays did not work, so i decided to solder the pins that it connects on the pcb at the on (loudness on) position
    i did that and it worked fine, i know from the bottom of my heart that the switch connects 2 pins and also d/c other 2 pins
    on every position it have (6 pin switch), so i was curious what would happen if i clicked the switch off while the pins are soldered at on (so basiclly on and off at the same time), when i did so the sound is gone, nothing...
    Today, 06:20 AM
  • CapLeaker
    ISP blocking emails now?
    by CapLeaker
    Got something new. Recently I got trouble with receiving emails and syncing OneNote. Nothing else. I still can stream 24x7, VOIP, have full speed internet, but in the world cannot receive any emails nor sync OneNote. Take the computer somewhere else to a different internet location and no problems at all. Points to the router, right? NOPE! Hooked up my computer directly to the modem (which is in bridge mode) and have the same problems! Put all the network shit back together, start my VPN provider app, choose the closed VPN server to me and all the problems are gone! Is...
    Today, 06:16 AM
  • EazyBone
    EMMC question and identification
    by EazyBone
    Where do I get the software for Sony / Hisense tvs to install to emmc?
    Yesterday, 12:10 PM
  • Serbentas
    820-02382 not seeing battery
    by Serbentas
    Hi,
    [B]820-02382 [/B](MacBook A2485 16" M1) not detecting battery. Battery sign has cross. However it works from battery but not charging and reporting incorrect data like charge remaining.
    Any one any ideas please? Also fans are high/full speed

    Hi,
    [B]820-02382 [/B](MacBook A2485 16" M1) not detecting battery. Battery sign has cross. However it works from battery but not charging and reporting incorrect data like charge remaining.
    Any one any ideas please? Also fans are high/full speed

    Hi,
    [B]820-02382 [/B](MacBook A2485 16"
    05-03-2024, 07:16 AM
  • Dancych
    DELL PRECISION 5480 LA-625P REV. 1.0.
    by Dancych
    Hi.

    I have received for repair a DELL PRECISION 5480 on a LA-625P REV board. 1.0
    I am attaching the working BIOS for this board. The BIOS does not contain the Windows key.

    The region in which it is located is:
    Windows Key Region : 0x011660B6 - 0x011660E7 Len 0x00000031


    Other information:
    - MAP Region Info :
    - Image MAP Regions SPI 1 (64 Mb)
    - DESCRIPTOR Region : 0x000000 - 0x00000FFF Len 0x00001000
    - ME Region : 0x02121000 - 0x02B9CFFF Len 0x00A7C000
    - BIOS Region : 0x00121000 - 0x02120FFF Len 0x02000000...
    Today, 04:56 AM
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