So, I did something stupid and then followed it up with something stupid again (I think). Let me explain.
I have an Xbox One (OG model) which I took apart to deep clean. All case components were washed and the board was dusted. I put it back together and it ran for about 30 seconds before I heard a pop and the fan shut off. When I took it back apart, I found a drop of water on the board which must have fell from the top case.
Attempted to test the fan using the schematics. Mind you, it's been years since I've looked at schematics, and my knowledge on reading it is almost non existent. I attempted to power the fan with a bench power supply. Slowly ramped up from 0v and I heard a pop and saw some smoke from the fan at around 8v. Using the schematics below, I used pin 1 as GND and pin 2 as +. Looks like pin
Console still turns on and works fine, it's just the fan that won't spin. Any ideas? How badly did I screw up?
Page 40 here has the schematics for the fan.
https://archive.org/details/xbox-one...e/n39/mode/2up
I have an Xbox One (OG model) which I took apart to deep clean. All case components were washed and the board was dusted. I put it back together and it ran for about 30 seconds before I heard a pop and the fan shut off. When I took it back apart, I found a drop of water on the board which must have fell from the top case.
Attempted to test the fan using the schematics. Mind you, it's been years since I've looked at schematics, and my knowledge on reading it is almost non existent. I attempted to power the fan with a bench power supply. Slowly ramped up from 0v and I heard a pop and saw some smoke from the fan at around 8v. Using the schematics below, I used pin 1 as GND and pin 2 as +. Looks like pin
Console still turns on and works fine, it's just the fan that won't spin. Any ideas? How badly did I screw up?
Page 40 here has the schematics for the fan.
https://archive.org/details/xbox-one...e/n39/mode/2up
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