I've been working on this all day. Real pain in the @$$ because it seems to latch into protect mode and goes completely dead for about 5 minutes after you power it on. I did finally figure out that when the bad board was disconnected, you could hold the power switch for a minute and it will reset. If only I could get back those 3 or 4 wasted hours where i just unplugged it and waited...
Anyway, the SM leads one to suspect the A board with a 10 blink code, but it is apparently not always the case. I determined that with the SC disconnected, I'd momentarily get 200+ volts on P2, and I didn't have that with it connected. That was enough for me. So, after a couple of frustrating hours with a cheap solder sucker and some desoldering braid (I really need a vacuum desoldering gun) I have a long list of shorted components. The SC is a TNPA4844AD.
Q660 - RJK6026
Q661 - RJP6065
Q404 - 2PG011
Q422 - 30G123
Q423 - 30G123
Q424 - 30G123
D865 - 8688
And I suppose it would be wise to replace the 2 driver ICs as well.
IC501 - M8707FP
IC521 - M8707FP
I hope I didn't miss anything.
Anyway, the SM leads one to suspect the A board with a 10 blink code, but it is apparently not always the case. I determined that with the SC disconnected, I'd momentarily get 200+ volts on P2, and I didn't have that with it connected. That was enough for me. So, after a couple of frustrating hours with a cheap solder sucker and some desoldering braid (I really need a vacuum desoldering gun) I have a long list of shorted components. The SC is a TNPA4844AD.
Q660 - RJK6026
Q661 - RJP6065
Q404 - 2PG011
Q422 - 30G123
Q423 - 30G123
Q424 - 30G123
D865 - 8688
And I suppose it would be wise to replace the 2 driver ICs as well.
IC501 - M8707FP
IC521 - M8707FP
I hope I didn't miss anything.
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