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Zida T810B-SE mainboard, filled with Licon caps
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Hi all,
I'm happy to find this forum, have read here many usable informations about caps, etc..
I recently came across a Zida T810B-SE mainboard, filled with Licon caps, which has no visible sign of leaking or bulging, but the mobo doesn't make it to POST. Do you know anything about these caps, are they like the g-luxons?
TIA,
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Originally posted by wigyoriI recently came across a Zida T810B-SE mainboard, filled with Licon caps, which has no visible sign of leaking or bulging, but the mobo doesn't make it to POST. Do you know anything about these caps, are they like the g-luxons?
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I just recapped 3 badly bulging Licon's on an Atrend mb. I didn't have any caps on hand so I pilfered three rubycon's from another dead one. There's another 5 still on the mb. Prior to the recapping, the computer would lock up after about 15 minutes of usage. I've been using it now for about an hour. Cross my fingers that it'll hold up. They were 1000uf, 6.3vLife is good, go play in it!
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Originally posted by wigyoriI recently came across a Zida T810B-SE mainboard, filled with Licon caps, which has no visible sign of leaking or bulging, but the mobo doesn't make it to POST.
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(Maybe someone of the moderators could split the thread)
First start with checking the supply voltage of the processor. If it is something like 1.3V instead of 2.0V (like it should be in case of a Celeron Mendocino) and the powergood signal (check the datasheet of Unisem US3004 (IIRC that was the one on these Tomato boards)) stays at 0, then it's probably time to replace it (IMHO no special howto needed for that - just desolder/solder it like any other surface mount component).
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