I'm working on an abandoned Dell N5010 that looks to have good power and the power supply sounds good, but when power is triggered the power supply squeals.
I took the board out and powered it on the bench, everything measures good, all FETs pass, but there is one chip that runs burning hot. It is a tiny (probably 4mm x 4mm) with the following markings:
Line1: CK=DC
Line2: H1Q
Line3: .
The third line is obviously a "pin 1" indicator. Plugging the codes into Google gives me nothing useful and I have never come across this chip before.
Anybody know what this little guy is?
I took the board out and powered it on the bench, everything measures good, all FETs pass, but there is one chip that runs burning hot. It is a tiny (probably 4mm x 4mm) with the following markings:
Line1: CK=DC
Line2: H1Q
Line3: .
The third line is obviously a "pin 1" indicator. Plugging the codes into Google gives me nothing useful and I have never come across this chip before.
Anybody know what this little guy is?
I lifted all the large filter coils (was incorrectly calling them chokes) and the chip(Label 1 in image) is still burning hot, so I removed it. When I applied power back to the board the left most FET(Label 2 in image) became burning hot, so I removed it. Reapplied power to the board and the right most FET(Leble 3 in image) became burning hot to the touch. I replaced all the components I removed but kept the coils lifted and now write this post.
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