Re: HP 1502 (P9617D) pulsing on and off with bad capacitors
I just wanted to thank all of you guys who contributed to this thread. Because of you awesome people, I was able to save my HP 1502 monitor, and for only about $8. Keep up the great work!
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
Sorry I never posted results. I ordered the correct capacitors, replaced them, and the system has been working fine ever since. Good luck!Leave a comment:
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
Well I'm going to order up the caps I need and try to fix this board. I'll be back to ask more questions or to post the status of the board once I'm done. Thanks again guys for the help. You rock!
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
Ok now I'm confused. Are you saying that the memory is possibly screwed up, or just that the capacitor being messed up is screwing up the data in the memory?
The parts you reccommended have a lead spacing of 5mm and I think it's supposed to be 3.5. The cap is 8mm diameter x 15mm tall.Last edited by renegade_00; 11-28-2007, 10:03 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
Would this capacitor work as a replacement?
[url]http://www.mouser.com/search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=UHE0J102MPDvirtualkey64700000virtualkey647-UHE0J102MPD[/url]
Manufacturer Part #: UHE0J102MPD
Manufacturer: Nichicon
Description: Low Impedance Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors - 105 Degree 6.3V 1000uF 8X15 20%Tol 3.5LS 105Deg
I'm using mouser.com to check for parts since I only need like one or two of each peice. Or maybe you have a better suggestion of where to buy the caps you su...Leave a comment:
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
The cap that is bulging says
SM 105o C
1000uF
6.3v
Teapo
I'm having a hard time figuring out which capacitor to buy to replace that one. There are more specs on the mouser website than the cap has on it. I don't know what specs can be different and which can't. I'm pretty good with electronics and the basic principals, but when it comes to the specifics like ripple, esr, and temps, I'm not sure what to buy.
I really appreciate your help by the way.Leave a comment:
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
Or at least replace all of the teapo caps anyways?Leave a comment:
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Re: Please help with MSI-7184 issues
Do you think that if I can tell the one cap is bad visually, that I should replace them all since they're the same brand? I've been searching for a new motherboard but can't find one anywhere online, so I'm thinking about repairing this one. Do you think that replacing the caps would fix it?Leave a comment:
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Please help with MSI-7184 issues
I am currently working on a computer for a friend. He's got an HP m7334n Media Center Computer with an MSI-7184 mainboard in it. He said a few days ago when he woke up in the morning the computer's fans were on high and the computer was locked up with a blank screen. I brought it home and attempted diagnosing the issue.
The computer boots now, but the display is all wiggly. I can read the text but there are lots of lines running through everything (kinda hard to explain) It also won't see the SATA hard drive in bios, so it won't boot to windows.
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