The two capacitors in question are in the second picture along the top of the PCB towards the left side.
Unfortunately I am out of town until next Thursday on business, but once I am back I will be able to take some more detailed pictures. Right now I am planning on trying to dissolve the...
Really I only need to last long enough for the parts to come back in stock but the estimate right now is March 2014.
Then again, I the fix actually works, then I really won't need to spend the money on the new part though I still probably would since they seem to be extremely rare.
The the PCB is coated on both sides with about 3mm of what looks like epoxy.
EDIT
From the pictures, it looks like only side is coated. It's actually two PCBs attached to plastic carrier. One contains all of the ICs, etc and the other just has the LEDs and the screen. The PCB that with the bad...
That's definitely on the list of things to try but it's farther towards the bottom. I'm hoping someone can give some ideas that have a smaller chance of damage. Last think I want do is damage the PCB while removing the caps. These are pretty large caps, btw.
This is the board. The caps in...
As the title implies, I am trying to figure out how to approach doing a rework on a PCB that has a conformal coating, looks like about 2-3milimeters of epoxy on the entire PCB.
The PCB is the control board for a washing machine, problem is, it is on backorder for the next four months. The...
Have you thought about running a linux live cd and just copying everything off of the machine that way?
Download a copy of Ubuntu and you can run it directly off of the DVD. It should mount the system drives then you can copy off the files you need. I've done that on several laptops because I...
Sorry for the double post.
So plugging in the monitor and TV into the bottom card solves the issue of being able to use both while SLI is enabled but it creates a new issue. The screens don't display anything until windows gets to the login screen. So now if I need to get into the bios, I...
Turns out I'm an not that smart.
Looks like the screens need to be connected to the bottom card. For whatever reason, the top card has the HDMI port disabled. Now that both screens are connected to the bottom card, everything is working as it should.
Now the question is, when I get two more...
I recently added a second GTX660 for SLI, got a really good deal on it so it was hard to pass up. The cards are now running in SLI and my main monitor is connected via DVI. My TV is connected via HDMI but for some reason it is no long get detected by the first card.
Whenever I plug the tv...
I think you're a little confused as to what IPMI actually does. It has nothing to do with reporting temperatures to ESXi. IPMI (Intelligent Platform Management Interface) is used for remote management and does not rely on any operating system.
Per wikipedia: The Intelligent Platform Management...
Go to the "Configuration" tab in vSphere Client, the first choice on the "Hardware" box is health status. That should give you all the information you need.
If the sensors are not showing anything, click the "Reset sensors" button in the top right corner. That solved the issues I was having...
I got them off of the carpet today, went to home depot and bought two small shelves 9.5"x24". I set the shelves on the carpet and put the computers on top. Cheap and effective until I get hardwood floors down. Also moved them away from the wall by another two inches or so.
The only OCing I've...
I got the power supply on sale and with a rebate but it's nice to have some headroom in case I end up going with a dual video card setup in the future.
I'll be putting in hardwood floors soon enough, so that should solve the air for the power supplies problem. In the meantime, I do need to put...
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