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    #21
    Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

    Okay, So Where I stand now, is that I have the 900G working by replacing the logic board, (the one I think I might have shorted out). Do you have any thoughts on what to check on the logic board? two of them work, and test good by showing the blue power button light. the other doesn't give me a power light.

    Then the two 700Gs show 5V at the pin after the bridge test, and they then give a blue power light when plugged into the good logic board. So it seems to me that the fuses are at least a problem. For the fuses, I will probably just go to radio shack, so as not to have to pay shipping. As for the fuse specs at DigiKey I can't quite narrow it down enough to know what the exact specs are.

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      #22
      Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

      Originally posted by jolarson
      Then the two 700Gs show 5V at the pin after the bridge test, and they then give a blue power light when plugged into the good logic board. So it seems to me that the fuses are at least a problem.
      So they fully work now? Or you just tested for the blue light to be present?
      At least you know that your missing 5v was caused by the blown fuse.
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        #23
        Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

        One of the boards works , with the screen, and it displays from a working computer. the other one in testing, I put it in slightly wrong and the green ground cable hit the board and blew the F101 fuse, and maybe some other damage, though hopefully not. I will be more careful next time.
        So for the working one at least the fuse was the culprit on the one, though I don't know for sure if it is for the other, since one board gave 0V and the other gave 2.5V and I can't remember which was which. So I think I will replace the fuse on the working board and maybe try to fix the other, or maybe just use it for parts. Since I don't have another working video board. Did you have any thoughts on that, or no?
        And I am sure we will have more of this model in.

        Thanks again.

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          #24
          Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

          Originally posted by jolarson
          One of the boards works , with the screen, and it displays from a working computer. the other one in testing, I put it in slightly wrong and the green ground cable hit the board and blew the F101 fuse, and maybe some other damage, though hopefully not. I will be more careful next time.
          So for the working one at least the fuse was the culprit on the one, though I don't know for sure if it is for the other, since one board gave 0V and the other gave 2.5V and I can't remember which was which. So I think I will replace the fuse on the working board and maybe try to fix the other, or maybe just use it for parts. Since I don't have another working video board. Did you have any thoughts on that, or no?
          And I am sure we will have more of this model in.

          Thanks again.
          Try to replace the fuse and test the 5v output before assembling.
          Working or not, keep it for parts, as sometimes things like bridge rectifiers, transformers or ICs (even resistors) can be taken out of these boards.
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            #25
            Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

            I have the same board that I pulled out of a Emachines monitor that isn't working. I check my voltage ages and I'm getting 11.5v on the 12v and I'm getting 4.3 v on the 5v. I have one cap that is bulging but not blown yet. I found a replaced board for $34.95 online but I would rather try to repair it myself . Any Ideas?

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              #26
              Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

              Originally posted by masiril85
              I have the same board that I pulled out of a Emachines monitor that isn't working. I check my voltage ages and I'm getting 11.5v on the 12v and I'm getting 4.3 v on the 5v. I have one cap that is bulging but not blown yet. I found a replaced board for $34.95 online but I would rather try to repair it myself . Any Ideas?
              Replace all the caps on the board (with the exception of the 100uF, 450V). The small caps will give you endless grief unless you replace them.

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                #27
                Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                My voltages are going up and down on my 5v and 12v outputs. I've order some new caps to replace all of them on the board. Let's hope that fixes it.

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                  #28
                  Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                  After changing out all of the caps on the board my voltages leveled out. I reassembled everything and the monitor works great now! Thanks.

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                    #29
                    Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                    I have just acquired a 700g which is absolutely dead and tried the posts on this thread but everything looked to be fine with the caps and both fuses and there were no voltages at all at the pinout to the logic card.
                    At that point I noticed that one or two resistors at R103 and R109 were quite "toasted" and on the other side of the board at that point the board was dark brown. Looking at a photo of the 900G card the resistors look to be numbered 273 but not 100% sure and the two on my board are so dark I cant tell the number accuratelly. Anyone got a board they could look at to give me an accurate resistor number please? Any ideas as to why these might be toated and if that is the likelly cause of the no power situation as I cant find anything else that doesn't check out ok.

                    Cheers
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                      #30
                      Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                      Originally posted by johnboy183
                      I have just acquired a 700g which is absolutely dead and tried the posts on this thread but everything looked to be fine with the caps and both fuses and there were no voltages at all at the pinout to the logic card.
                      At that point I noticed that one or two resistors at R103 and R109 were quite "toasted" and on the other side of the board at that point the board was dark brown. Looking at a photo of the 900G card the resistors look to be numbered 273 but not 100% sure and the two on my board are so dark I cant tell the number accuratelly. Anyone got a board they could look at to give me an accurate resistor number please? Any ideas as to why these might be toated and if that is the likelly cause of the no power situation as I cant find anything else that doesn't check out ok.

                      Cheers
                      Johnboy183
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                      One point we make repeatedly is that a picture is worth a thousand words. The circuit boards in these monitors varied from production run to production run. A GOOD picture attached to a post (see the link in my signature for instructions on how to do this) will make it much easier to help you. At this point all I can guess is the resistors in question supplied start-up power to the SMPS controller.

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                        #31
                        Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                        Hello Guy's ! I do have replace all of the capacitor but some of the 470 uf 25v to 35volt i did the 47uf to 35volt everything light's up but the thing is that that after 2 hours the red pixel come on staidy now!!!
                        anybody would have a clu about my problem ? i figure to change back all the capacitor to the original 25volt !!

                        and for Jolarson you might check for the volt regulator just beside the pin and the fuse ...then the other regulator 7812a onto the heatsink

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                          #32
                          Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                          Originally posted by robyseb View Post
                          I do have replace all of the capacitor but some of the 470 uf 25v to 35volt i did the 47uf to 35volt everything light's up but the thing is that that after 2 hours the red pixel come on staidy now!!!
                          You can use 35V to replace 25V without any issues. However, what brand and make of caps did you use? If you chose crappy quality caps, they will give you problems.

                          Pictures would help too.

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                            #33
                            Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                            HI again ! Thanks to reply even after few month that the tread is open ... Here's a picture from a image of my screen to make you understand what i mean about the red Pixel.

                            I do have post the picture of the capacitor that i use because the screen is not dismount ! (No brand indicate) ,i really wish to find a clue about my problem
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                              #34
                              Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                              Originally posted by robyseb View Post
                              Here's a picture from a image of my screen to make you understand what i mean about the red Pixel.

                              I do have post the picture of the capacitor that i use because the screen is not dismount ! (No brand indicate) ,i really wish to find a clue about my problem
                              A list of recommended caps to use is listed at

                              https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2280

                              Since you are using no name caps, they could be causing your red problem.
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                                #35
                                Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                                ICC is the brand on the one.
                                The other is Partsnic [taken over by Daewoo].
                                Both are crap brands.
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                                  #36
                                  Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                                  Thank you guys !! i'll fix my problem ... the weird thing is this morning the screen is back to normal will see if it will change again loll

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                                    #37
                                    Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                                    Hello! Hope someone can help me with this, Didn't want to make a new thread if im honest,

                                    I found this page by searching the board number 2860-ALZ-GJ512D

                                    The monitor goes black quick, But after some messing with the settings if I have it set to around 60 instead of 100 it stays on, But its rather dull and useless becasue of that.

                                    Looking at this board I don't see any blow caps, Pictures to follow.

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                                      #38
                                      Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                                      There are a few pictures located here

                                      http://img851.*************/g/img20110310231045.jpg/

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                                        #39
                                        Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                                        Originally posted by Bouncer View Post
                                        There are a few pictures located here
                                        Use Manage Attachments (scroll down from the text entry area) instead of an offsite host. That way we avoid unwanted popups, and we can be sure the picture will be available as long as this site is up.

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                                          #40
                                          Re: Gateway 700G repair didn't take

                                          Images now attached, Sorry for any inconvince now
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                                          Last edited by Bouncer; 03-12-2011, 04:21 PM.

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