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  • nusilor
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    • Jan 2019
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    is there a way to diagnose bad cd3215

    So i have an 820-00840. When i plug in the charger with an amp meter it just blinks. I don't see 5v at all. Sounds like a bad cd3215 but is there a way to make 100% sure no short on the on the fuse to ground
    Last edited by nusilor; 06-21-2019, 06:22 AM.

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