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Can somoene please identify this (The thing the red arrow is pointing too).. is it a standard thing or are they specifically named.. Its been about 17years since I did my electronics course so appreciate your help
cheers
some type of diode or bi-polar transistor ?
Whats the actual PCB from ?
work your way through tihs site, you may find what you’re looking for.
It’s from an Xbox 360.. I happened to damage one by accident when fixing 3ROL issue.. I’ve notice a spare 10/100 network card I have in me drawer has one so i was going to remove and resolder to 360, I must admit I’m pretty shit hot at soldering 🙂
just wanted to know if any could be used to fix etc etc
guess if its fecked anyhows you could give it a go and see what happens………like yourself i’ve not done electronics since college so i’m way too rusty to give any helpful advice other than perhaps remember to use a heatsink 😉
@=XDC=iNSANE wrote:
It’s from an Xbox 360.. I happened to damage one by accident when fixing 3ROL issue.. I’ve notice a spare 10/100 network card I have in me drawer has one so i was going to remove and resolder to 360, I must admit I’m pretty shit hot at soldering 🙂
just wanted to know if any could be used to fix etc etc
lol @ random fix idea..
its prolly a resistor or sommat..so what are you trying to do to fix 3 red lights?
I opted to go with replacing the X brackets with 4mm bolts into the heatsinks to clamp the processor, mobo and case together.
Thus ensuring the processor has a good connection to the mobo.. has been working for about 6 months now.
(my mate gave me it becauses he is addicted to xbox and couldnt be assed to fix it or wait for send away type fix)Thats what I was doing.. fixed a few int past inc my own which has been working over 6 months now.. but I slipped when taking the annoying X-Cunty things off and damaged board.. but should be easy to fix that, then I can get on with the bolt malarky! 🙂
@=XDC=iNSANE wrote:
Thats what I was doing.. fixed a few int past inc my own which has been working over 6 months now.. but I slipped when taking the annoying X-Cunty things off and damaged board.. but should be easy to fix that, then I can get on with the bolt malarky! 🙂
ahhh.. i see.. ok. well not 100% sure what that thing is.. perhaps try some xbox forums? one of the gurus will be able to tell you what it is just from a vague description and perhaps the smell of the thing 😆 😆
Its a surface mount diode.
It should have some markings on it somewhere to identify the value and thats what u need to match for a replacement.
Hope that helps.
L8rs
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