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  • millerhoppins
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    anyone know the value in encircled red in the pic?..
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  • millerhoppins
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak6cIrF_8mg&t=637s

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  • amby127
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    try remove tcp 8127 then put jumper wire or inject 19v at drain you will see what will be hot, in mine ive got short cap nere power switch replace parts then ok. below sata port

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  • millerhoppins
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    the mosfet is shorted.. what would be the allowed replacement for this?..
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  • aquafinatop
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    checking have any hot components nearby

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  • millerhoppins
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    any update on this?..

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  • gsmtim
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    Last edited by gsmtim; 04-18-2019, 09:47 AM.

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  • gsmtim
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    sir do you have reading voltage of this section?

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  • HarryPK
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    bios please

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  • dspok
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    Take off those 0ohm resistors near your red mark MOSFET and check short where it goes towards mobo or towards dcin

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  • speedypro
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    Hi. I cant find that schematic anywhere.

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  • jasko_jacker
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    Probably a mosfet or a cap in short, post the schematic

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  • speedypro
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    Acer zc-606 - Short Circuit

    Got this board Im trying to diagnose. I have a short (dc jack "+" and "-" are short). Ive removed the dc jack to see if that was the issue. Ive removed a diode to see but same short. In red, Ive replace that IC but same issue. Are pointers or schematic?
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    Last edited by speedypro; 09-02-2017, 05:28 AM.

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