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Chungalin
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EasyPress LGM4
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This is not from a laptop, but from a switching mode battery charger. However, the problem here is that the IC blew up and the missing piece is lost, so all we know:
It’s in the primary side of a switching power supply of a tool battery charger, controlling a single mosfet (IRFBC20)
ST is the manufacturer
SOIC-14 or SO-14
Last digits of 1st line: [B]0106[/B]
Last digits of 2nd line: [B]624[/B]
The charger is manufactured in November 2006.
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This [B]Acer Chromebook Spin 11 R751T-C7P6[/B], with SNID: [B]83104782876[/B], S/N: [B]NXGPZEB0058310BAD47600[/B], board: [B]DA0ZHTMB6F0 rev F[/B], refuses to boot. When pressing power button, blue LED turns on. No sound, no beep, no screen backlight. If you keep pressing power button for some seconds, it turns off, and that’s all.
I attach W25Q128FWSIF IC content, if someone can check it there’s something bad with it. Thank you.This [B]Acer Chromebook Spin 11 R751T-C7P6[/B], with SNID: [B]83104782876[/B], S/N: [B]NXGPZEB0058310BAD47600[/B], board: [B]DA0ZHTMB6F0 rev F[/B], refuses...Leave a comment:
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I don’t think so. The failure I described was an all-or-nothing one, not a selective one like you say. I’d point to laser pickup, possibly dirty or dusty.Leave a comment:
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I beg to differ!
That D2... reference suggests it's a diode. Also, that body proportions suggests a SOT-23, not a SOT-323. Also, leg 2 seems connected to nothing. It could be bridged to leg 3, but I don't think so. I don't even read BR, but 8R. So, my bet is [B]MMBZ5241B[/B], a 11V zener from Fairchild/ON semi. (1) Anode, (2) not connected, (3) Cathode.I beg to differ!
That D2... reference suggests it's a diode. Also, that body proportions suggests a SOT-23, not a SOT-323. Also, leg 2 seems connected to nothing. It could be bridged to leg 3, but I don't think so. I don't even read...Leave a comment:
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I’ve eventually repaired it, although not on my own merits. DRV_OCP1 wasn’t a problem after connecting the LED strips. If you disconnect Main board, the PSU turns on by default and the backlight works at max brightness. The problem arised from DRV_OCP2 after connecting MAIN board. I found a blog (Kent Liew LCD repair) that explained a very similar case with BN44-00472A. He found that the culprit is QQ9101 (MMBTA92, marking 2D or YV, depending on manufacturer), that is responsible of raising DRV_OCP2 protection. My transistor tested normal, but I tried to replace it anyway. Now it works!Leave a comment:
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I’m stuck in the same place. In my case, it’s a very similar BN44-00471A from a UE26D4003BW (I’m actually using schematic for BN44-00472A and I’ve found minimal differences). All voltages fall every second. I disconnected all supply to the backlight driver and then it turns on without problem (A5V, B5V, B13V OK). But as soon as I power the backlight and I connect DRV_OCP1 (without LED strips connected), the problem comes again. It seems that IC SEM5025 rises FAIL pin to 5V every two seconds, and I still haven’t found anything bad or shorted. Checked all MLCC around it.Leave a comment:
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Please add SY8113IADC (dK×××, SOT-23-6) under Silergy, thanks.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hp Design Jet T790 Hard drive dead
I'm in the same boat with a similar DesignJet Z5600ps. The original Seagate ST500LT012 is dead in a bad sense.
I downloaded firmware package (almost 1GB) and found that this file is actually a .TAR.GZ containing these files:
CONTENTS
PUMA_04_01_00.1.unsigned.fmw
PUMA_04_01_00.1.unsigned.fmw.sig
.fmw file is compressed or encrypted. I'm stuck here.Leave a comment:
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Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
Thank you.
Additionally, from this information I’ve found that the other one (marked GoEAX) is a RY9330DP8.Last edited by Chungalin; 10-04-2023, 02:04 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
I think my description was accurate enough, but here you have a picture:...Leave a comment:
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Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
It’s not a standard motherboard, it’s an arcade machine emulator from SNK MVSX.Leave a comment:
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Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
Now I'm trying to identify a buck DC-DC IC, SOIC-8 package (I think no exposed pad), pin 2 is input, pin 3 is output SW, pin 4 is GND, and marking is [B]GMDAE[/B] in large letters, nothing else. Possibly chinese. If that helps, there's another buck IC in the same board with same package, pinout and letter style, and marking is [B]GoEAX[/B], possibly same manufacturer.Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
Now I'm trying to identify a buck DC-DC IC, SOIC-8 package (I think no exposed pad), pin 2 is input, pin 3 is output SW, pinLeave a comment:
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Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
Wrong, because picture shows a SOT23-8, and this one is a SOT23-6. Also, top marking in picture is ACM and this one is AGM.
Then, it's a MPS [B]MP3414DJ[/B].Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
Wrong, because picture shows a SOT23-8, and this one is a SOT23-6. Also, top marking in picture is ACM and this one is AGM.
Then, it's a MPS [B]MP3414DJ[/B].Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
Wrong, because picture shows a SOT23-8, and this one is a SOT23-6. Also, top marking in...Leave a comment:
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Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
I've found a SOT23-6 with marking [B]|AZEM[/B] that looks like MPS made, but it's not in your list. Any idea?
It's in the secondary side of a Chicony USB-C laptop charger (A18-045N1A).Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
I've found a SOT23-6 with marking [B]|AZEM[/B] that looks like MPS made, but it's not in your list. Any idea?
It's in the secondary side of a Chicony USB-C laptop charger (A18-045N1A).Re: IC Marking Codes and Datasheets #2
I've found a SOT23-6 with marking [B]|AZEM[/B]Leave a comment:
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Re: LG 32LJ610V with the blue tint of death. LED replacing...
Never thought about this, but today I’ve opened a Samsung UE40J5200AWXXC with bluish backlight. The first surprise is to find some LED totally blue, while others are still perfectly valid white. When looking carefuly, I’ve found several yellowish tiny squares (about 1.5mm side) fallen inside the backlight chassis. These squares glow white when exposed to blue LED light, and if I put one of these squares in front of the blue LED, it turns white! So, in this case, the failure is simply that these...Last edited by Chungalin; 01-25-2023, 10:58 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Removing large LCD panels
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-cKfX3WmSM[/url]
In this video we can see a chinese assembly factory of LCD TV. At minute 10:00 there's a contradictory view: first, a worker grabs a large LCD cell by hand and places it over a light table for testing, and after that, a machine with about 12 computer controlled small suction cups moves the cell over a pre-mounted backlight. Before that, it rotates 90 degrees to let a worker peel a protective sheet.
In attached picture we can see a cheap chinese tool with simple suction...Leave a comment:
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Re: Removing large LCD panels
I thought that my method of disassembling the panel with LCD screen looking down laying on the table was safe, until today. It’s very safe for disassembling, but reassembly can be catastrophic, because you don’t see how the LCD glass aligns with the backlight chassis guides. This is what has happened to a Samsung UE48JU6060K with a LSF480FN05-K04 LCD cell (attached image). When reassembling the TV, the glass was trapped by the black guide and cracked when pressed against the front bezel. Now that side of the screen is darker and has motion...Last edited by Chungalin; 01-07-2023, 02:46 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: TPV LCD panels - LCD cell correlation
I think that correct name is TPM270WF1-LF3L (REV 02C). Do you have a picture of the label?
There're some Panda cells ending in LF3L02, but none of 27". Closest match is Panda LC270[B]LF3L[/B] (1920x1080).
But the only way to know it is to observe actual balance board/T-CON looking for manufacturer part number.Re: TPV LCD panels - LCD cell correlation
I think that correct name is TPM270WF1-LF3L (REV 02C). Do you have a picture of the label?
There're some Panda cells ending inLeave a comment:
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Re: Hisense H58AE6100UK - discolouration and slow load on right side of display
What’s the logic behind this "repair"? If the panel can work with just half of side COFs, why they install the others? They could save some bucks per panel.
No doubt it’s an improvement over initial situation but I’m reluctant to admit that the panel is working "as new".Leave a comment:
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