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  • maleksa
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    • Jul 2017
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    • Malaysia
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    Zoom R16 help to identify ICs

    My Zoom R16 would not turn on. I checked for voltage rails and I found that 2 out of the 3 inductors had voltages.

    L19 read 3.3v
    L10 read 4.5v
    L11 had no voltage readings

    I need help in identifying IC10 which could be the problem. Really appreciate any help on this.
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