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    These repair instructions provide steps to troubleshoot issues with a board such as no power, boot issues, or ethernet problems. The steps include checking components like diodes, transistors, the CPU temperature and voltage, quartz crystals, and ethernet cables. If the problem persists after replacing any faulty components, the board is considered unrepairable.

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    These repair instructions provide steps to troubleshoot issues with a board such as no power, boot issues, or ethernet problems. The steps include checking components like diodes, transistors, the CPU temperature and voltage, quartz crystals, and ethernet cables. If the problem persists after replacing any faulty components, the board is considered unrepairable.

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    These repair instructions provide steps to troubleshoot issues with a board such as no power, boot issues, or ethernet problems. The steps include checking components like diodes, transistors, the CPU temperature and voltage, quartz crystals, and ethernet cables. If the problem persists after replacing any faulty components, the board is considered unrepairable.

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    RB133 PDF

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    Arfizar Zulkarnaen
    These repair instructions provide steps to troubleshoot issues with a board such as no power, boot issues, or ethernet problems. The steps include checking components like diodes, transistors, the CPU temperature and voltage, quartz crystals, and ethernet cables. If the problem persists after replacing any faulty components, the board is considered unrepairable.

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    These repair instructions are for NON WARRANTY repairs only!

    Please make visual inspection for signs of corrosion or mechanical damages before
    starting.

    No power, blue LED doesnt shine.

    Check diodes D6, D7


    NOT OK Change faulty
    P-channel MOSFETs Q5,Q7
    components
    PWM controller U10

    OK

    Check CPU temperature (with


    removed heat sink), if it is more
    than 80C (you cant hold your
    finger on it) CPU is dead

    If the problem still appears the board is unrepairable


    These repair instructions are for NON WARRANTY repairs only!

    Please make visual inspection for signs of corrosion or mechanical damages before
    starting.

    Doesnt boot, blue LED is ON.

    NOT OK NOT OK
    Check CPU core voltage
    Check PNP transistor Q4 Change Q4
    1.8V on C74 pins

    OK

    Check CPU temperature (with


    removed heat sink), if it is more
    OK
    than 80C (you cant hold your
    finger on it) CPU is dead

    Check CPU clock 25 MHz NOT OK Change quartz


    on TP13 crystal Y1

    If the problem still appears the board is unrepairable


    These repair instructions are for NON WARRANTY repairs only!

    Please make visual inspection for signs of corrosion or mechanical damages before
    starting.

    Ethernet doesnt work, drops ping packets.

    Check Ethernet
    NOT OK Change faulty cable
    cable, Ethernet
    or connector
    connector

    OK

    Check Ethernet1
    NOT OK Change quartz
    clock 25MHz
    crystal Y1
    on TP13

    OK

    Check resistance between


    D4 (for eth1), D2 (for eth2),
    NOT OK
    D3 (for eth3) pin#1 and CPU is dead
    GROUND
    Is it less than 200 Ohm?

    OK

    Check CPU temperature (with


    removed heat sink), if it is more
    than 80C (you cant hold your
    finger on it) CPU is dead

    If the problem still appears the board is unrepairable


    Reference Part number Manufacturer Description
    number
    D6, D7 STPS3L60U ST Schottky Diode 60V, 3A, SMB
    Q4 2SB1412TLR ROHM PNP Transistor 20V, 5A, DPAK
    Q5 NTD2955T4G ON Semi P-channel MOSFET -60V, -12A,
    DPAK
    Q7 AP4417GH Advanced Power P-channel MOSFET -35V, -15A,
    Electronics DPAK
    U10 LM3485MMX National PWM Controller, MSOP8
    Y1 TGSCSM2-25M0A50 TGS Crystals SMD Quartz Crystal 25MHz

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