PS5 Edm-010 No Power - Help identifying missing capacitor

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  • krob80
    New Member
    • May 2025
    • 4
    • Canada
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    PS5 Edm-010 No Power - Help identifying missing capacitor

    Hey everyone. I recently acquired a PS5 that is not turning on (no beep/power). PSU is good and there is no shorting on the 12V rail.
    It came with a Gen3 SSD installed so I feel that things went down hill for the previous owner when it was installed. F7003 was blown but there was nothing shorting to ground. I replaced the fuse but still no power (new fuse is still good for now).
    When connecting it to a bench power supply, it only pulls 10 mA (doesn't spike when first connected).
    I noticed that there are a couple capacitors missing from the Vcore power regulator (pictures attached). I am a relative novist when it comes to these things so I'm hoping someone can confirm if these pissing caps can cause this no power issue, and if so, would anyone know a part number so I can order replacements?
    Thanks for your help!

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    • LaPCon_IT
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2022
      • 79
      • Malta
      #2
      1uF 10V

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        • krob80
          New Member
          • May 2025
          • 4
          • Canada
          #3
          Thank you! Any idea what size it would be? It looks like it could be a 0402 but it's hard to say. Also, in your opinion, would this cause a no power issue? Thanks again!

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            • LaPCon_IT
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2022
              • 79
              • Malta
              #4
              Yes, 0402. 10mA could point to SB area (check there for shorts) But first replace the caps, fuse and check power draw again.

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