I found this modest mofest burnt on my hp 14,
I need a matched that can be use to replaced Q1212&q1211 mono attached plz assist
I need a matched that can be use to replaced Q1212&q1211 mono attached plz assist
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Re: Hp 14 daed
Why don`t you look at the schematic
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/attach...1&d=1464016066 -
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Hi, I need help to Identify this chip (I attached photo below) beside the bios chip, Or if anyone can spare schematic or boardview.
thanks in advance ☺
Model: Samsung NP900X3C
Board: AMOR2-13-MONO... -
Hello everyone,
I need help with my Compaq Contura 4/25 mono laptop.
It was working fine until yesterday. It happened suddenly. The displayed screen is yellow.
The laptop was turned off and turned on again but nothing helped.
When I move the contrast slider it doesn't respond.
I'm looking for information on what could have been damaged
I am attaching photos of the fault and photos of the components.
Please give me directions on locating the fault and help me solve the problem.
Best regards Marcin from... -
Hi, This is my first post so here goes.
I've got a Gigabyte founders edition card that I need the schematics for. Does anyone have any for this or any other brand that may assist. They do seem rather rare!?
I'm trying to identify C611 which is a SMB Capacitor.
Do you buy these based on their size? Tis a small brown one. 3mm x 1mm.
Any ideas or assistance is much appreciated.
Cheers,
Slash10-30-2021, 12:37 PM -
Hello, newbie here. please be gentle :P
I have been lurking these forums for a while trying to figure out how to get into this motherboard's bios. Hopefully to repurpose it as a general workstation. Unfortunately my bios chip reader is still in the mail, but i have managed to get windows 7 running on it and was able to make a backup of the bios.
Strangely it shows in CPU-Z as a EMBM315B02.
From what i can tell its a rebranded Zotac H87ITX-A-E missing wifi pigtails, and missing usb 3.0 internal header. I was half tempted to just order on ebay the bios... -
I picked up this set of powered PC speakers, no name brand, power cord to one of the speakers, and two audio cables coming out of it, one going to the other speaker, and the other to a 3.5mm jack for plugging into an audio out source.
So, a typical cheap powered PC speakers setup.
Now, the sound is pretty decent, I must admit, from the 4 ohm, 3W speaker, but I say "speaker", because it's just coming out of one of the speakers, and not the one with the power cord coming out of it. The other speaker is ok, it's just the electronics going to it has probably a fried...
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