CapLeaker
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Last Activity: Yesterday, 09:16 PM
Joined: 12-04-2014
Location: Atlantic Canada
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The electronic water valve not opening for one reason or another… seems like the tub isn’t filling with water. -
Yep…that’s why I don’t bother anymore with certain things. I still do a quick check, but if it is something crazy it is not economical here to repair a printer....Leave a comment:
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Well… look up the diode. If both pins are Anodes (dual diode) it’s gotta measure a short.
Pull up a datasheet from a MIP2F2. Look at the example circuit. The CL has a resistor to VDD and a capacitor. Examin your circuit and see if it truly is like the example circuit and has a resistor and a capacitor....Last edited by CapLeaker; 11-09-2025, 01:05 PM.Leave a comment:
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Same as: if a relay clicks when energized, doesn’t automatically mean it is good. As far as that black spot on the PCB: take the coating off, unsolder the relay, check these relay by energizing and de-energizing the relay and checking the resistance while doing so. Clean the board resolder the relay if it is good or replace with a new relay, if you aren’t sure. Verify the PCB ais working and go from there.Leave a comment:
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As a house phone? I would rip every phone off the wall here. Would drive me nuts and bolts.Leave a comment:
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Nah....Leave a comment:
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Dumb question… what are you doing with all these ATA’s?
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Did you do a backup of your config or take at least pics on how the ATA config was set?Leave a comment:
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Compare the two transformers resistance primary / primary and secondary / secondary. Note it down and ports the result.Leave a comment:
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Clean the crap out of it with alcohol. Cold or real dry hand do not work on a touch display.Leave a comment:
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Is rekordbox maybe in EXPORT mode? That will also disable all buttons.Leave a comment:
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Look for capacitors in the audio chain that are in series with the flow of audio serving as a DC block. Very typical cause for low volume.Leave a comment:
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Can you do a firmware upgrade or a hard / full reset?Leave a comment:
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If it is a cap issue, warm that thing up with a hair dryer no more so you can’t touch it.
To me it sounds like a different issue. More like I2C between couple of chip direct communication not working, kernel panic or something along that line. It either crashed, or it is waiting for a different chip to communicate and thus never finishes. Maybe you find some serial or a TTL output to hook up a terminal to and see what happens when you boot.Leave a comment:
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Turns out this ol’ thing does run Win 11 pro just fine!
Cloned Win 10 pro HDD to SSD using an SSD to USB converter and using Clonezilla. Kicked the HDD out and installed the SSD. After a couple of reboots WIN 10 pro ran perfectly fine.
Then I downloaded the WIN 11 25H2.iso file and mounted it by double clicking on the .iso file.
Ran the powershell in admin mode and began went to the mounted iso file by going cd E:
Then ran ./setup.exe /Product server
This will bypass the nag about old hardware not supported bull sheet. I proceeded the install...Leave a comment:
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Try boot repair disk. That used to fix mine a while back.Leave a comment:
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There must be 5Vsb on that connector. IF there is none, you have to fix that first… otherwise there will be an absolute no go. How this works is VSB is always on on the PSU and gets sent to the main board. The main board will return the PSon and BLon, DIMM etc commands to the PSU. Without VSB on CN101, there is nothing going to happen… ever.
Fix VSB first then try the psu again by either putting everything together or forcing the PSU on by itself....Leave a comment:
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Probably just a standard flyback diode to protect from damage due to inductive spikes when actuating the mechanical switch. That’s all that is.Leave a comment:
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Cuz there is a an active Power Factor Correction circuit that boosts the voltage to around 390 VDC. If that isn’t there, the TV is never going to work.
Thats why I said, either the PSU is off, or there is something wrong with the PFC circuit. VCC at 1.1Vdc it is in undervoltage lock out....Leave a comment:
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