hi people, i need some help to identify a transistor(q14) that is missing on the board, so the gpu has no voltage i think that q14 activate the phases for gpu, but i dont have schematic or boardview, but i think its the same transistor than q15 and q16, thanks
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The part be the MMBD1504A, dual diode.
See attached. To test, remove all power. Meter in DIODE mode.
Place red meter probe on the anode (pin 1); black meter probe on common cathode (pin 3). Meter should conduct. Reverse the meter leads and the meter should black. Repeat with pins 2 & 3 - same measurements.
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