clsk
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Last Activity: 04-25-2004, 11:43 AM
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heh i know that sound, i hade 2 60gig ibm (deckstars??) 1 died a year after i bought it and the other is is on its last leg, turning it on alone emmits a high pitched squeeling noise, and every now and then ill get the click click click noise, i just use this hard drive to test machines, of course i cover it in blankets and pillows cause the sounds are horrible... -
wierdest re-capping i ever saw
https://[url]http://www.contrib.andr... in a case now[url]http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~cst/mobo/pics.html[/url]
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yeah mouser aint bad, i got the ultra low impedance nichicon capacitors and they worked great, got 5x2700uf 10v and 5x3900uf 10v caps price after shiping ended up at like 18$Leave a comment:
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just a question....do you have to clean the holes? i think im the most ghetto...i use my 2$ iron i got at a discout store and instead of cleaning the solder out of the holes i just cut the contacts of the new capacitor to size place it over the 2 holes and just do the reverse of taking it out...heat up 1 hole while pushing it in then the other and repeate...i also dont have any solder around, i did 3 motherboards like this, and havent had a problem (yet)Leave a comment:
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thanks for the advice kc8adu! i worked up the courage to pull out my 2$ iron and replace them all,and it works beautifully, thanks again for the advice guysLeave a comment:
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thats a fv24 from shuttles sv25 series (i think), i concidered it dead (wouldnt get past memory check) untill a few days ago when i decided to look it over and noticed the leaky 1000uf 6.3v caps, about every one had residue on the top, i replaced the 2 worst, left 4 caps becuase they didnt seem bad besides a few little specs of residue, and i didnt want to push my luck. board runs fine now.Leave a comment:
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