Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
431 will be most likely on larger board.
431 will be most likely on larger board.
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
that was with it turned all the way ,,i couldn' t turn it any more,,i will c if i can find that part .Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
i found of 2 of those parts (431) ony ideal howmany there is on this board? i think tomorrow i will invest in a magifying glass....lolComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
One for each main supply, so I'd say at least three, probably four or five.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
ok let me c if i can find the others ,,,,,,
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
i found 3 with that number there was 2 other ones but they had a diff number ??Comment
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What was this different number?Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
looks like it is k650 ??Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
OK, so it's a transistor -- not something we need to worry about at the moment...Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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their hard to read cause their right behind the two big caps top leftComment
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can these be tested on the board or do i have to take them off the board to test them? and what would they test good at ?Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
I don't think we need to test them right now.
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
when the previous owner put the resistor on the bottom side of the board ,,,,,y i dont know , what if the resister was backwards , or would that matter what way they go. ? also sense it looks like that there was a burnt spot under it , i m going to check the other parts around that . i'm thinking it shorted something right in that area,,,just a hunch.
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
Perhaps the old resistor burnt out, and it was replaced with a higher wattage one, which was mounted on the back of the board? No, resistors can be put in either direction, they don't have a polarity.when the previous owner put the resistor on the bottom side of the board ,,,,,y i dont know , what if the resister was backwards , or would that matter what way they go. ? also sense it looks like that there was a burnt spot under it , i m going to check the other parts around that . i'm thinking it shorted something right in that area,,,just a hunch.Muh-soggy-kneeComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
the resister had a chip in it and the under side of the board where it was has a burnt spot . all the pictures that i have seen of this board has the resiston on the top side of the board. i tested it with (ohms) on meter and didnt get a reading or a beep. i think it was like 1.50 ohm resister , i will have to check again.Comment
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i was looking at my power board scratching my head and i noticed a buldge onAttached FilesComment
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Yeah, if that's for Va, it could easily cause low Va.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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let me see if i can get another pictureAttached FilesComment
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It's quite possibly the fault at hand -- try replacing it.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
well thats great atleast its a start lol kind of
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