Expensive computer with dual Nvidia 7800, etc... Would they replace/fix this??
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Re: DELL XPS 600 BAD CAP Leaked NO BOOT
I would.
But then again, I've been know to recap 486's.
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"They" who?
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If its the XPS600, those are prone to other issues. There's usually 2x 2700uF caps and a toroid coil right behind them that burns to a crisp. Recapping and replacing the coil usually only fixes half of them.... I'm about 50% with them.<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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I think maybe it was a warranty question.
That's why I asked who "they" are.
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I just had a neighbor bring over one with the same issue. I was about the order the caps but was wondering if anyone, maybe topcat, knew what the toroid coil or compatible part number would be? thanksComment
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Interesting, I just received an XPS 600 with the same issue - though it boots with a warning "Low System Voltage". Otherwise it works great.
Here's a shot of the failed components:
Dell XPS 600 - Failed caps/inductor
I'm going to at least try to replace the caps but does anyone know the value of that burned up inductor? It's so blackened I have no way of identifying it. Is it something I can order from this site?Comment
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I would not call this Expensive these days unless you consider $100 expensive since that is what they sell for on Ebay these days. It is like saying my 286-16 with 4 sticks of 4 meg of ram I payed $3500 for 20+ years ago is expensive. As far as computers go you can 1/2 the price you paid every 6 months to get a close to value of what it is worth now.Comment
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I think you underestimate the demand for these. There are two that sold just recently on Ebay for $550 and $350, and those aren't even the top end units. There are also three of the motherboards from these that went for between $280 and $315. The XPS 600 has aged very well, and is worthy of repair if recaping is all that's needed.
My only issue is that no one seems to know what the specs are on the inductor.Comment
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how many turns? Does anyone know by chance. I am trying to repair my coil...thanksComment
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My question pertains to understanding the control circuity inside a Dell PT434 type battery used in Dell E6400, E6410 and other Dell notebooks?
Does anyone have a circuit diagram for the inside of a Dell PT434 battery and/or a description of how the control lines work to control this battery?
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The LED bar graph charge indicator on the battery shows one LED lighted when the info button is pressed.
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Hello everyone!
Stucked with this problem.
Model: Dell G15 Ryzen Edition
Board: GDL LA-K454P
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