beels wrote:
> Philippe,
>
> Have you ever had a SB with the condition of an uncontrollable scrolling
> display that regressed to a dead display, like mine? And if so were you
> able to fix it with a re-cap? Are you talking only about the
> electrolytics - like about only 25 capacitors? Or d
Philippe,
Have you ever had a SB with the condition of an uncontrollable scrolling
display that regressed to a dead display, like mine? And if so were you
able to fix it with a re-cap? Are you talking only about the
electrolytics - like about only 25 capacitors? Or did you do ALL caps?
Have
Just in case anyone is interested, I thought I'd post an update to my
ongoing Bluesound support saga. For the opening chapter, see 'my post'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106981-Bluesound-Node-2-vs-SBT&p=876540&viewfull=1#post876540)
on the first page of this thread.
Last Octobe
beels wrote:
> I checked all the larger e-caps (in-circuit) with an ESR tester and
> found five of interest:
>
>
> These two are almost certainly bad, however, they are apparently related
> to the audio, so not implicated in my primary "dead/no display" issue:
> C16 - 3.68 uF, ESR > 40 ohm
> C
I checked all the larger e-caps (in-circuit) with an ESR tester and
found five of interest:
These two are almost certainly bad, however, they are apparently related
to the audio, so not implicated in my primary "dead/no display" issue:
C16 - 3.68 uF, ESR > 40 ohm
C20 - 4.25 uF, ESR > 40 ohm
Th
beels wrote:
> Yes, I tried the Xlinx reset and the other ones you listed. Dead.
> Thanks for the suggestion though.
>
> On another thread, I found some voltage check points I was able to pass.
> And it seems like the 5V voltage regulator is working.
>
> I'm going to use an ESR meter to do som
