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  • pascable
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    • Feb 2018
    • 28
    • France

    #1

    Motherboard PS5 EDM-030

    Dear community

    Playsation 5 (PS5) motherboard version EDM-030.
    Looking under the microscope I realize that a component is missing in the red frame.
    I don't have the schematic could someone tell me what it is in order to buy it?
    Thank you my friends.
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    Last edited by pascable; 03-09-2023, 02:25 AM.
  • shamim ahmad
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    • Mar 2023
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    • saudi arabia

    #2
    Re: Motherboard PS5 EDM-030

    it is capacitor guy

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    • pascable
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      • Feb 2018
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      • France

      #3
      Re: Motherboard PS5 EDM-030

      THANKS.
      It was a ferrite

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