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    ASUS PG27V No Power, blown part help to identify

    Hi,

    My ASUS PG27V monitor died a couple of days ago. No LED no power at all.
    It has an external 19V power supply.

    I took it apart and it looks like there is a MOSFET SOT23? / Diode? blown. The board is a 4H.3Q601.A00.

    Below the blown part, there is the same or similar Mosfet with the lable "57199", but i can't find a datasheet to see if it is a shottky diode or an N-channel Mosfet.

    I need help to identify or figure out what part i can replace it with. I have some SOT23 Fets laying around.
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    Re: ASUS PG27V No Power, blown part help to identify

    I suspect it is a LDO not a mosfet, Are you sure about the other number 57199?
    Last edited by R_J; 01-02-2021, 07:00 PM.

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      #3
      Re: ASUS PG27V No Power, blown part help to identify

      Thank you for helping. I took a picture of the LDO its either 57199 or S7199.

      I looked at the blown LOD and yes you are right it seems like this one has a diffrent number on it ... it says "25A9" or "2549"

      Its very hard to see. I can't find any datasheet for either "25A9 or "2549"
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        #4
        Re: ASUS PG27V No Power, blown part help to identify

        I can't find the number (it might be custom) but the ldo seems to have a pinout similar to a SY8009

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          #5
          Re: ASUS PG27V No Power, blown part help to identify

          makes perfect sense. basicly i now go ahead and check the Vin voltage and replace it with a similar one.

          thank you very much

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