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kalemaroni
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09-16-2019, 09:33 AM
Anyone know what this component is from a Lenovo laptop? It was glowing hot. Possibly related to the charging chip because that was the only other component that had some heat on the board.
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Sylergy SY8208B, 3V regulator. Unrelated to charger circuit. Will get hot if there is a short to ground on one of the outputs, or if it's dead.
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09-16-2019, 03:25 PM
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Sylergy SY8208B, 3V regulator. Unrelated to charger circuit. Will get hot if there is a short to ground on one of the outputs, or if it's dead.
Thank you very much Piernov
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