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Re: remember the nrsy fakes?check this out!
Probably Nicon - they don't claim that it's UCC NRSY. Some of the other equipment being auctioned off (resistive loads, etc.) suggests that it is an industrial PSU manufacturer being liquidated. -
Re: remember the nrsy fakes?check this out!
The NRSY I have come across (which admittedly isn't many) have had a series number on the cap in addition to the NRSY logo.
- That means on those NRSY is the *BRAND*.
For the NIC caps with NRSY on them NRSY is the *SERIES*.
It's not about fakes..
It's a crap brand that happens to use the same letters as a NIC series.
Interesting that the -series- on the NRSY -brand- caps match the series name of some Jackon's.
- Perhaps Jackon OEM's for NRSY (brand) ???
.Mann-Made Global Warming.
- We should be more concerned about the Intellectual Climate.
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Hi, this is my personal laptop, which the original board (lets call it Board A) blew up PU8700 (TPS51486), making a hole on the board, i had left the laptop at my desk one day with the battery fully charged and didn't touch it for a week, but when i tried to turn it on it didn't
Thought the battery was dead, so i plugged in the charger then tried to power on, the power LED blinked once, charged LED still orange, unplugged the charger, plugged in again and I noticed the "magic smoke" smell, so i unplugged the charger, removed the back cover and saw the blown IC (the "magic... -
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I am trying to troubleshoot & repair a Zotax RTX 3070 Ti Trinity for which I was not able to find schematics nor board view.
The card came up with no apparent short circuit but was missing some voltages; unfortunately I cannot remember which ones as it was two weeks ago. While probing I accidentally shorted 2 pins of an IC (cannot remember which one either) and burnt GS9238 which I understand to be a 5V power supply.
I replaced this GS9238 but unfortunately I am not able to get back the 5V.
Checked the soldering twice, even tried another... -
Hi folks,
I'm new here and was wondering whether you might be kind enough to give me some advice on troubleshooting the following problem:
Quite a few years ago now, a couple of years from new, my Samsung Syncmaster 740BF LCD monitor starting playing up by making a buzzing noise and then the display would go blank. I seem to remember the blue power led would also go off when this happened but that I'm not 100% sure of. By pressing the power button I do remember I could at first get it working again but eventually the problem would come back. At the time I had read about... -
So after using capacitor bungs to repair the rubber feet on two laptops, shown here:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...&postcount=548
… and here:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...&postcount=585
… I was inevitably left with some paper rolls and cans from the Sacon FZ capacitors I “sacrificed”.
The paper rolls from these Sacon FZ caps looked absolutely bone-dry. The idea then occurred to me: what if I put a few drops of water on there? How (if at all) would that affect these already-failed capacitors?... -
I recently pulled out my tv from the attic that I remember bricking as a child with the service menu. I remember at the time it came on but didn't react to anything. I have tried a factory reset from the remote and a EEPROM reset but neither worked. I get no led light.
Here are the things i already tried and did:- Checked the power supply (There was a burnt transistor but looking online its a common issue and its not crucial for the tv to run)
- confirmed the power supply outputs the correct voltages
- many remote button combinations
- confirmed the backlight works (lights up when motherboard
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