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  • mazenkataya
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    • Dec 2021
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    • lebanon
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    Dk10fg-6050a2509901-mb-a02

    THIS LPAOTP WORKS AND AFTER A WHILE IT TUNRS OFF ALONE.

    AFTER VOLATAGE TEST ALL IS OKAY

    any idea it may be overheating problem knowing that i cleaned heat sink and fan and new thermal past applied .

    DK10FG-6050A2509901-MB-A02 this is mother board number
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