Does anyone have a source for a USB 3.0 port (Rear) on a XBOX One S, preferably UK/EU?
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Some photos courtesy of ifixitAttached FilesComment
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raised ones, dont see them really - maybe search ali-express.Comment
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Maybe worth sending andrew paul a message through his youtube channel as hes opening a online shop soon and may have these for sale already
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtf...eEY_vq_UOL4PDQComment
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I spoke to Andrew a few days ago, he is looking for one for me.
But the good news is I found a faulty board on Ebay today, only 20 miles away so I went and got it.Comment
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Have you ever successfully removed one of those USB ports off a 360 / PS3 / PS4 / Xbox One?-- Law of Expanding Memory: Applications Will Also Expand Until RAM Is FullComment
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I needed to replace one on a PS3 and failed epically, but I was using a 120 watt iron. I think the only way is using hot air, because the actual metal enclosure, at least on the PS3 board I had, was acting as a heatsink.
Let me know how you end up doing it, if you're successful.
Thanks!-- Law of Expanding Memory: Applications Will Also Expand Until RAM Is FullComment
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This is the customers board with the damaged USB port
I have removed the USB port from the donor board
Donor board is undamaged
First thing was to dilute the lead free solder by flooding it with nice new lovely leaded solder and then get the hot air gun on it. That took a while, but it came away eventually.
Next thing to do is remove the damaged port from the customers board, wish me luck!Comment
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Getting the damaged USB port off the board was an issue but I got it.
Replacement in place
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Please upload the photos to the site, seeing photobucket placeholders serves no one!"The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."Comment
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Things I've fixed: anything from semis to crappy Chinese $2 radios, and now an IoT Dildo....
"Dude, this is Wyoming, i hopped on and sent 'er. No fucking around." -- Me
Excuse me while i do something dangerous
You must have a sad, sad boring life if you hate on people harmlessly enjoying life with an animal costume.
Sometimes you need to break shit to fix it.... Thats why my lawnmower doesn't have a deadman switch or engine brake anymore
Follow the white rabbit.Comment
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Oops, sorry folks, I didn't know this was an issue.Comment
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Mods, feel free to delete thread if requiredComment
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I use the silver bearing solder and love it, but it's from RadioShack. I cannot get anymore of it, but am running low. I always do like you, but add the silver bearing, which I believe requires a bit higher temp.
But can you recommend a good brand of silver bearing solder by any chance? Glad you got your ports off and everything fixed.
Oh, did you preheat the board, so it didn't warp, or wasn't it an issue?
Could you please upload the pics here instead of the photobucket, as requested by the other users? I'd like to see them. You probably cannot edit your posts now, but perhaps just reply with the same pics? Click on Go Advanced and you should see an option to manage attachments.
Thanks!Last edited by Spork Schivago; 04-03-2018, 01:05 PM.-- Law of Expanding Memory: Applications Will Also Expand Until RAM Is FullComment
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Why? Just have a look here to see how to upload them:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1868
And here to resize if you need it:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=19629"The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."Comment
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Here are the photos in no particular order.Attached FilesComment
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Firstly I am not a tech. You guys may see mistakes or oversights in my methods so don't be bashful and feel free to post corrections/opinions.
=>Background:
I bought my son a used Xbox One original model: A12-220N1A Rev: 02 with original PSU & 2 controllers 7 years ago. I “modded” the unit placing a 4.5” 12V exhaust fan with a 9v wall wart adapter on top of the vent/fan of the unit. And plugged the Xbox PSU into a Tripplite LTR-600 voltage regulator. Also connected to the Tripplite are a 275w computer tower, an Xbox 360 PSU and a Westinghouse 52” LED TV. ... -
Hello all,
I have a Numark MixDeck from 2011. The power supply seems OK but the DC port within the deck itself seems broken or loose.
The device will not power on until the DC connector is inserted and then turned a little counterclockwise then it works but if you touch the cord, poof!
I am guessing the cube shaped DC port on the board is bad and needs to be replace?
Does anyone know what this part is called so I can check on DigiKey or somewhere?
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I have a thinkpad L480 NM-B461 rev 1.0 laptop functioning normally with Type 1 port (JUSBC1)
if you use port type C 2 (JDOCK1) with a usb type meter it only displays 5v, thank you
I tried to look at the schematic diagram USBC_VBUS20, which is the port path from JusBC 1 to U4701 then goes to the system2 charging IC, why is there no system2 path leading to the charging IC on the TYPEC_VBUS20 port which is JDOCK1, thank you for your help.
if you look at the power sequence there must be 2 types of port type C a (JUSBC1) via U4701 and port type C b (JDOCK1)
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Hi all
I will share the boardviews i found internet from the xbox 360 , xbox fat and xbox one x and xbox one s
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Enjoy it.
Greetings Steve
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Hello,
Have an Xbox One S here that has a short on the 12V power rail. There is no power, beep, or partial fan spin when connecting power cable.
After diagnosing with thermal camera, Q9F1 MOSFET (NTTFS4C50N) is getting hot. When I remove this MOSFET, the short on the 12V rail disappears.
I first replaced Q9F1 with one from a donor board and then partially reassembled the Xbox to test. When I plugged the power cord in, I got a partial fan spin and I thought I had fixed it, but unfortunately, the Xbox still did not power on. So I then disassembled the Xbox...
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