Ok,do did it display at all?
And do you by some chance have the link for the chip you bought
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Ok cool thanks, will investigate a bit further. Not keen on testing voltages but have an electrician friend who can maybe do it and teach me at the same time
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Possible R7 360 Dead
Hi,
Right so I have a little project I want to do because I am very new to this stuff and this is the perfect start (I think)
I have what google lens told me is a R7 360 graphics card. The serial number didn't pick up on Gigabyte website so I presume that it in fact isn't the serial number. It's the only sticker I could find. Nothing else on the PC board stood out as a model number.
I can't see any visible signs of corrosion or swollen caps etc.
I tried finding the schematic, but alas, nothing came up at all. I want to follow the schematic to...
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Thanks. I am still very new to all this and have been shocked before by DC voltages and in general just don't like electricity.
That being said, I am trying to learn electronics.
Can this be narrowed down to the power supply though or could it also be something else? I could replace the whole board if I find another one?...
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It's a Samsung ua40es6200
Power supply is a BN44-00518C
The 5 blinks happened when I plugged power in initially. The standby light blinked 5 times. Other posts seem to suggest that is just a power on light and doesn't mean anything specific.
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Samsung ua40es6200 TV no display
Hi,
Got a Samsung TV that has no display. Did a bit of troubleshooting.
When I first got the TV, it worked, about 2 years ago. Left it in the garage, and now it has 5 blinks of the power light.
I unplugged the main board from the power board and the display blinks for less than a second constantly. Almost as if it's trying to power up but can't.
Anyway I tested the fuse and there was 0 displaying on the multi meter.
Now the 5 lights have suddenly vanished. No idea why.
Here are the boards (Bit of an odd model I think?)...
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450W PSU capacitor Identification and where to get another one?
Howdy peeps.
Can someone tell me where to get another one of these? google doesn't seem to have a 560uF and I am still quite a newbie to the whole world of electronics so trying to learn as I go. The one to the right of this pic is definitely swollen. PSU does random shut downs / no power on etc
Also, can it be replaced with a higher uF cap ? Same voltage?
Thanks...
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Apologies for the very lengthy timeframe for replies. Rework station just wasnt doing it for me so I got a new one and made semi light work of the inductor whereas before I struggled badly to get 1 leg off.
That and work is just crazy atm.
Anyway....
1 side measures a reading, and the other shows 0....
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Thanks,
Yes absolutely 0 ohms. All others measure and the number keeps going up.
In diode mode the other inductors measure and give a beep. 462 shows a small measurement that drops to 334 to ground and then doesn't give a beep at all.
Same for 237, 413, 55. Highest on top left one @819 and lowest one at 129 on "326" as per your pic.
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Thanks,
Ok, measured all. All seem to be testing OK besides the one I have looked at here in the pic. Measuring 0.
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Thanks for your patience so far. I know I am still asking a few things that I could be learning myself. Time just isn't on my side right now.Thanks,
Ok, measured all. All seem to be testing OK besides the one I have looked at here in the pic. Measuring...
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I think so?
Sorry this is very amateur but can the gold plated part of the mobo ground as per below?
When to ground, it measures 0.
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Thanks for reply.
F7000 and F7001 measure 0.09V.
D6902 pins
1 - 0.03V
2 - 0.06V
3 - 0.05V
Just for extra confirmation, I took the laptop to the original owner, who I know very well. He was using it, heard the battery pop, or what he says was the battery, then carried on using it and the battery life obviously wasn't as great, and then got a new laptop and put this one away. I also used his 140W charger with no luck.
Also bouht a new battery because if all else fails I would probably need it in any event. Still no luck...
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