Look at your readings in post 33. You measured pin 2 at 1.51V. As PlainBill would have done if he wasn't MIA, he would ask you is this good or bad now that you know how to interpret the part number?
Hint: Reread posts #34 and #40 again slowly.
Last edited by retiredcaps; 06-27-2012, 12:16 AM.
Reason: added post #34 comment
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Thank you so much for your help. I will make sure that I check the surrounding capacitors as you suggested and order a new regulator. Thank you for responding back so quickly on my posts
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I have a bad U9 on my main board
Can anyone provide Digikey part number for K1117S15 that is on the main board?
1) Post a picture of your U9 so we know what package it is. Follow my sig file exactly for posting a picture.
2) What are your readings for U9?
3) In digikey, click on "in stock" and type in "1117 1.5v regulator" into the search field. Once you have correct package type selected, your choices will narrow down significantly.
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U33 it's bad. Should be 3.3V(where do you have 4V) and it's supplying the U7 and U9 with higher voltage.
This is exactly why I always ask for actual readings.
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Know any Digi-Key part numbers for these 4 regulators?
Provide the actual part numbers of your regulators. The part numbers in your pics are not readable.
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Being a newbie at this, I can only doubt its bad so Im going to swap it out.
Start with post #31 and re-read everything until your first post.
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Your #40 post indicates that maybe U9 is bad. Thanks for all your help!!!!
Nope. Your U9 is good. You report pin 2 is 1.5V for U9. The part number tells us that the expected output voltage is 1.5. So your U9 is good.
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