There is a company on ebay called coreweave in Kaukauna, Wisconsin
They do a kit for this board that includes the fuse all the caps you need and new mosfets item 220620219872
Or just do a search DAC-19M008 on there and it will come up with several
Checkout this site in the sales bit they may have a kit or could supply the parts you need
You can use the list of parts to buy stuff individually .
Whatever you do i would change the caps that you have not changed yet that way they are all done and you wont have to open it up again in a few months and do some more .
There is a company on ebay called coreweave in Kaukauna, Wisconsin
They do a kit for this board that includes the fuse all the caps you need and new mosfets item 220620219872
Or just do a search DAC-19M008 on there and it will come up with several
Checkout this site in the sales bit they may have a kit or could supply the parts you need
You can use the list of parts to buy stuff individually .
Whatever you do i would change the caps that you have not changed yet that way they are all done and you wont have to open it up again in a few months and do some more .
Installed new fuse, tested before applying power, tested dead short. After applying power fuse tests at 210 ohms. Still no green light. What could have caused the new fuse to fail?
tested pin to pin on all pins, no shorts other than pins 5,6,7 and 8 on both MOSFETs, since they are all grounded
Please see the diagram and retest the MOSFETs, the circuit is setup as a bridge drive, 5,6,7 and 8 should never be at ground, if they are, they are shorted, only pin 1 is grounded.
both MOSFETs: pins 1 to 2 measures 29 M Ohm, 1 to 3 is 7 M Ohm, 2 to 3 is 35 M Ohm, 3 to 4 and 3 to 5 is 30 M Ohm, everything else is open (except for 5,6,7,8)
How about Source (1) and Drain (5/6/7/8)?
By the way, what resistance do you get at the either end of the fuse F102 and Ground? You still have short circuits in the main board.
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