OK, so done a test
D10/D11 = 550
D8/D9 = 895
D13/D14 = 375 using a EEDM501B multi meter on the 2K ACV setting
Can you explain how you test the Diode on the 2K ACV setting?
What setting of the meter did you use to test D8/9/10/11?
Are you testing the diode with TV still plugged into the AC outlet?
I have a Haier 50" LE50d3505b television that is "dead." No image, no standby lights, no sound, no nothing. The power supply board is HKL-500201A.
I have tested diodes 10/11 using the "diode setting" on my multi-meter. I got .000 readings for both. For diodes 13/14, I got .177 for both readings.
Do you think diodes 10/11 are the issue and to replace them? If so....would these be the correct diodes to replace them with: https://www.ebay.com/itm/11376729897...QAAOSwDw9bLDvU
Hello i have got a Mac Mini 2014 with 820-5509A motherboard it powers on but i cannot install macOS, in first part of installer it goes about 75% and reboots back again to installer
I think the bios was changed because it has a lot of flux around EFi chip
Thanks in advance
I have a 15 - inch Retina MacBook Pro from the mid - 2014 model. Here is the link: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...light=820-3662 . The battery broke some time ago. After I removed the battery and plugged in the original power adapter, the MBP could boot up normally. However, when I checked with IntelPowerGadget, I found that the CPU speed was limited to 0.8 GHz, and it ran very slowly. Later, I found a solution on GitHub. There is an open - source project called cputune that can set the CPU running speed. So I can now run the MBP at full speed. But another problem...
I have set a EFI password and I can't remember it : now I want to reinstall macOS and I can't because the MacBook is asking for the password.
I know how to remove the password with a usb programmer.
I plug the usb programmer to the motherboard and to my pc with usb, I read the EFI and I save it to a file.
Then I have to find this value in the file : $SVS because it indicate where is the password.
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