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  • dapampa
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    • Aug 2026
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    • Finland

    #1

    SOT-23-6 identification on Ryobi P190 BMS

    More specifically U4 and U5 in the image. They are next to the T2 terminal on the BMS board.

  • CapLeaker
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    • Dec 2014
    • 8799
    • Canada

    #2
    I am not aware of anyone fixing Ryobi BMS boards, they usually swap out the BMS board.

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    • dapampa
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      • Aug 2026
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      #3
      Yea I reckon most get swapped out due to permanent firmware kills. The reason I'm asking though is I'm working on a number of P190 batteries. What's nice about them is that they run Attiny88's as the brain, and even nicer thing is that the protection fuses are not blown, so both the flash and the eeprom can be read. I'm trying to figure out of the firmware kill can be removed and in the process I'm creating schematics of the whole board. There's only a few components on the board I don't recognize, and U4 and U5 are currently the most interesting.

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      • dapampa
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        • Aug 2026
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        #4
        Hum, I think I have it identified. The form factor was wrong, it's not a SOT23-6.

        The IC in question seems to be MUN5314DW1, SOT-363.

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