CR4 XL NO GREEN LIGHT i need help

[scott1503]

They are taking about the push on connector on the cr4 inbetween D and G points, it appears to have a solder blob on there and this could be the source of the problem

 

[Krafter]

Still haven't rulled out a problem with the Post by testing as Antalpromille has suggested at least twice. A problem there would have the same symptoms as a bad connection on the CPU_RESET.

 

[cubano123]

oooooohh that. if i use a despoldering pump to remove that do u think that will fix the problem with the green light?

 

[john mathews]

just remove it and if that does resolve your issue check post with multimeter as you been told

 

[The Result]

There is probably solder lodged all inside the connector so it is probably not going to seat correctly I would see if you can make it fit don't break it though if it does not fit right I would just dry the default blue wire and use that see if you can get a boot.

 

[Krafter]

There is probably solder lodged all inside the connector so it is probably not going to seat correctly I would see if you can make it fit don't break it though if it does not fit right I would just dry the default blue wire and use that see if you can get a boot.

Or cut off the connector and solder it on.

 

[cubano123]

when you say cut off connecter we are talking about cutting off the push in connector rite?

 

[The Result]

Or cut off the connector and solder it on.

Actually yes that is probably a better idea I did not think about that before cut off the connector because the cable is fully grounded and shielded it will most likely give better results than the default cable.

 

[cubano123]

Ok chaseresolute. I removed the ipex connector... now im going to write the corona magic file to my nand and try to glith...
Is it ok for me to leave my short wire on 5 cm on my postout adapter or i should put it on post01 pad on the adapter?

 

[The Result]

Did you cut off the connector and solder it back because you cannot glitch at all without that wire it's the most important thing in glitching. Cut off the connector and strip the wire then look at the install guide and solder it to the correct cpu RST point which in the guide would be the blue wire. Yes you can leave your yellow post wire on 5cm that is correct.

 

[cubano123]

Hold on guys.. im confused now... all i did was move the ipex connector that had all the solder on it..
This is what it looks like now

Look by my thumb

 

[Krafter]

You miss understood. Cut the connector off of the wire/cable, strip it back and solder it to the D pad of the CR4.

 

[The Result]

Yes I'm sorry that is what I was meaning to say. ^

 

[cubano123]

U mean the blue wire goes on the d pad rite?

 

[Krafter]

If you want to use the IPEX cable instead of the blue wire then follow my steps above. The connector that you cut off of the CR4 and the D pad are electrically connected.

 

[cubano123]

i have the blue wire conencted back on pad D.. the ipex connecter is gone now.. can my cr4 still work?

 

[Krafter]

Yes.... Boy, talk about miss communication lol. The IPEX cable is just an option. It's not required.

 

[The Result]

Yes just connect the blue wire on d to C5R11

 

[cubano123]

lol ok bro. NOW im about to glitch.. stay close by

 

[cubano123]

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