Re: Dell D610 bleed resistor
yes yes yes
yes yes yes
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Re: Dell D610 bleed resistor
in the end the question still remains, should I go for it, or is this something I should not even bother ordering from digikey and waiting another few days for it to get here?
I already got the jack in, I probably should of done the rv's first anywaysCap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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Re: Dell D610 bleed resistor
well I did it, put it on without replacing them. seems to work ok, sometimes I get a very high-pitch noise from it when its off (so high only dogs can hear it-and me)
still works though, charges and everythingCap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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Re: Dell D610 bleed resistor
the RVs are much easier to do after the jack, at least for me. In fact, I usually take them off before I replace a D610 jack, as they just get in the way. I put them back when I'm done.
On a side note - why are the D610 power jacks so failure prone? I see them break occasionally in other models, but it's broken in nearly all the D610s. At least the Tyco ones, the Foxconn ones seem to fare slightly better.Comment
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