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AMC13XG #39 is dead because most likely one of the components on the 12V line is shorted to ground so there's no power supply for the module. There are four power ICs and eight capacitors connected to the 12V line. We need to remove these ICs one by one to find the culprit. Capacitors are unlikely the source of the problem. The ICs are U9, U16, U19 and U13 Caps are C146, C147, C148, C161, C162, C186, C187 and C159 | ||||||||
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Additional check of the working parts from the broken Cornell boards
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2013-09-12, DavidInvestigating dead AMC13XG #39 (from Cornell). Board does not seem to be powering up properly. Swapped T1 and T2 board with components from a working AMC13XG (#43). |