Oops, I wrote caps but it's coil. My English is a bit basic, sorry. All the small capacitors to the left of the picture rings with the gnd. This is also the coil that has .7 ohms of resistance.

My daughter-in-law took it to the store for repair because the computer shut down while she was doing some work. The repairman told him it was a problem with the battery and fixed it. Shortly after (a few weeks) the problem came back while she was at the computer. Back at the workshop, after some checking he thinks it's the motherboard, but my daughter-in-law doesn't trust that he was telling the truth. She asked me if I wanted to try to fix it in my electronics class. 1 Caps near connector 2Mohms - 3 caps near cpu 14, 7, 7 ohms- 2 caps near ram .[U]7 and[/U] 600 ohms- Last cap at the other end...

"Okay, thanks a lot, I'll check it out as soon as I can. Can I really find the issue with this document?"

I don't know if I'm in the right place, but I'll take a chance. I would like to know if it is possible to have the boardview for this type of controller. I have a light that shows errors on the selenoid power supply. I opened the controller, I saw nothing that would indicate anything was burning. I have no idea what values I should be looking for.
Anything will be greatly appreciated. THANKS.​

Alright, here I go.

Hi everyone! I'm new to this field. I'm currently taking an electronics course and I try to fix things just for fun.

Right now I'm working on a motherboard and it's giving me a hard time 😅
So here I am, on this site!

Thanks and see you around!
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