Re: Bestec ATX-250-12Z rev D
All of my relevant 2200s were 10v (I had to go back & check).The 16v 1000uF I removed tested fine, and I'm gonna try not changing the other two still there ('existing' in the annotated picture) and see if that resolves that. I also, I think I mentioned, have to change the 35v 220uF next to the other heat sink, it was also bulged, and tested bad. That's quite a set of caps to change in one PSU!
Thanks for everything. Oh, and I wanted to mention, that's one helluva photo! Spot on!!...
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Re: Bestec ATX-250-12Z rev D
Zackly! And then it takes legions of EEs, hackers & hobbyists to figure out the differences and gather together to share the info! <^8#
Yeah, it should be a pretty good reference, even if it's not quite identical.
Yeah, me too; hey, a good project for me would be to take photos of the board, front & back, and then lay out the diagrams, then try to draw the schematic for it! (Oh, yeah; now who's getting brave?! <^8#)
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Re: Bestec ATX-250-12Z rev D
Many thanks! It may be slightly different, and I'm a tad out of my league trying to read it, but things are slowly beginning to come together, and I can follow module to module and see if I can pull what info I need from it....
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Re: Bestec ATX-250-12Z rev D
Thank you! Many good pictures, much help. I can tell, I'm gonna like it here... <^8# I *really* like the repositioned cap adjacent to the heat sink! I thought I'd leave the legs a little longer, then angle it away from the heat sink, but THAT's a MUCH better solution! The traces you drill through; are they the same as its original position (I hadn't tried to trace it back yet, I'm guessing they are...) I have the rotary tool, the drilling/retrofit I can handle no problem...!!
That's excellent! Thank you,...
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Re: Bestec ATX-250-12Z rev D
Actually, I thought I had it narrowed it down to either of the two closest to the extreme upper right (output wiring loom top right.) There are actually 3 sort-of rows of caps between the edge of the board and the chokes, plus another between the two chokes (for a fourth row, as it were). The one between the two chokes is out, the first (from the top) in the third row is a 16v 2200uF cap, the third is a 16v 1000uF cap, and I suspect the errant 16v 1000uF cap I removed that tested OK belongs between them. Everything else I removed from that entire area...
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Bestec ATX-250-12Z rev D
Hey, everybody! I'm so new that some forum functions still won't work, that should go in the near future, and I'd bet that this PSU has been a regular topic. I have a simple problem; I have most of the caps ripped out of this PSU, and would like to find a board layout diagram and schematic for it. I have a Jamecon 16v 1000uf that tested OK but will still get replaced, and needs to go back in amongst a bunch of what were *really bad* Jamecon 10v 2200uFs that hopefully will go back in as Nichicon 16v 2200uFs - I have it on pretty good authority that anything less than 16v caps suck, and I doubt...
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Hey, I'm Bob, 58 m Peterborough, Ontario Canada. 15 years auto mechanic, bored, got into PCs early, been supporting them ever since. Electronics hobbyist (wannabe for decades), bought some good equipment lately, lust after a Fluke 87 V, went hardware when I noticed a bulged cap on a motherboard. That started this whole thing...
Here we go again...! <^8#
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