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07-04-2015, 12:30 PM
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Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
He there I have a Soyo with an Emax PWR0502204001.
Trying to find the name of the following caps(attachments), but I can't determine what they are. And the schematic on this page is too small for my bad eyesite. http://www.emax-co.com/english/produ...23&sup_no=1714 Can someone please help me identify the caps on the attached image? Thanks |
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07-08-2015, 07:20 PM
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Re: Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
That is not a proper schematic on that page, and it doesn't tell you what the caps are. All it tells you is the physical dimensions of the PCB. You will have to take the board out and see what your one has.
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10-16-2018, 03:07 PM
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Re: Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
They are 16V 1000uF for anyone coming across this now. I have the same board and these failed, replacing them gave it another 2 years of life.
Now unfortunately it blows the household circuit breaker when connected to the mains so I'm trying to figure out what else has failed on the board! |
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10-16-2018, 03:31 PM
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Re: Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
I can't edit my post unfortunately.
Does anyone know what voltage the backlight LEDs run at? I am wondering if I could hook up a 12v and 5v supply to the monitor and use them to directly power the video board and backlights. Does this sound sensible? I can't find anywhere to get a replacement board. |
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10-16-2018, 06:02 PM
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Re: Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
3 year old Necro posting, start a new thread give lots of pics and ask a detailed question.
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10-16-2018, 06:04 PM
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Re: Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
FYI if it's blowing a household breaker it because you have too much load on that breaker.
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10-17-2018, 10:42 AM
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Re: Soyo with Emax PWR0502204001 Caps
Thanks, I'll do that.
When I say it blows the household breaker, I mean it gives off a loud bang, the integrated fuse blows across the room and the breaker flips. I presume there is a dead short on my board but my electronics knowledge + multimeter is not good enough to diagnose it. I will make another post in this forum. |
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