Sonos Play 1 Gen. 2 with no power

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  • dbuergi
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2024
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    • Deutschland
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    Sonos Play 1 Gen. 2 with no power

    Hi all,

    i got a Sonos Play 1 Gen. 2 with no light and no power. Until now i only worked on Gen. 1 and know which components "like" to blow up but at this board everything looks fine. Until now i also didn't find any short.
    The only problem i found was chip 6D9 heating up to 110c when power supply is connected. Since this is a PMIC i will replace it.
    Do you have any other ideas what to check or can these chips get faulty without any other component quitting the job?
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