I was trying to repair my tv wich previously had a blinking red led 2 times and it kept going. After shorting the sdm the blinking led changed 5 slow blinks and 3 fast ones wich in the service manual meant error 53 / the fusion chip.
After I heated the fusion chip with a hairdryer for 5 minutes it started working perfectly but after a day it stopped this time no led blinks even in sdm mode.
After probing the psu I have 3.49v and for 1 second I have at least 2 12.3v lines active the fusion chip gets warm in that second the led turns on and then the 12v lines start losing power...

Good morning, I signed up for this forum because I need help fixing my LogitechG502 Lightspeed.

So I got a cheap used G502 under the pretense that the USB was busted and while it would charge, on wired mode it would not work, windows would not recognize it, or even give the little jingle when plugged in... but it would charge.

So I think "ok challenge accepted, it's probably that the data bus on the usb is busted. I solder in a new one and I get a cheap wireless G502 that I've been wanting for years!"

Nope, wireless doesn't work either, G-hub detects...

Hi to all. I was wondering if anyone here got some parts for NV-V8000 vcr maybe. I am searching the whole internet and just can't find any parts for the old tank

I got two cables broken on the connector side, one has broken small plastic part that I assume from factory because I was the first one to open it, and it look like that, don't make some difference in work except aesthetic. But other connector on wire got broken wire off the connector.Connector was in very bad condition just like the whole vcr I restore all other parts only that connector got weak plastic duo to nicotine...

My xbox one s died recently and currently it shows no signs of life. I took it apart and did some troubleshooting using board view to do some voltage checks in areas of interest. It doesn't appear to be a dead short since I get 12v on the caps near the cpu and other voltages like 3.3v, 5v, 1.1v as shown on the board file. I didn't check every point as that would take forever. When I look at it from my thermal camera, the Southbridge chip has a little glow on it when plugged into power.

The power switch on the detachable face board seems to be fine when using the multimeter to check....