Torturing my Exxos Psu (3.11AF2) with hot air, I accidentally knocked off one of the SMD parts over the DC outputs. This spot was labeled C9 on the Red Exxos PSU, and is marked with a +.
Whatever this is, measures 0uF, and >3Mohms, but it only has one silver connector on its bottom...so please excuse my ignorance!, but...
Is there a particular alignment that must be observed when reinstalling this part?
Thanks !!
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Mystery piece
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Mystery piece
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FOR GREAT JUSTICE. TAKE OUT EVERY ZIG
800xl+U1mb, STfm, STe, 030
800xl+U1mb, STfm, STe, 030
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Steve
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Re: Mystery piece
Is it just the ceramic capacitor down the bottom? They don't have a polarity... just solder it back on.
I dare ask why you need hot air for this :D
I dare ask why you need hot air for this :D
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PeckPeekPoke
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Re: Mystery piece
I just wanted to make sure, thanks for the help, @Steve .
I had used the hot air to temporarily remove the DC wires. :twisted:
I had used the hot air to temporarily remove the DC wires. :twisted:
FOR GREAT JUSTICE. TAKE OUT EVERY ZIG
800xl+U1mb, STfm, STe, 030
800xl+U1mb, STfm, STe, 030
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