BOSE solo sound system II ,smps power supply fail

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  • iperzipsp
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    • Feb 2018
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    • italy
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    BOSE solo sound system II ,smps power supply fail

    Hello, do u have some circuit schematic?
    which component is the black one without footprint? https://ibb.co/RTBbtfVs
    and S3 diode, which shottky is ? https://ibb.co/pCrdrmS
    thanks!
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    • iperzipsp
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      • Feb 2018
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      • italy
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      UP please to recognize those components

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