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skater411

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DGX has no power at all programmed ecc file to it . This is not my first dgx installment



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i have not got any error in j runner no light come on on the dgx chip .
 
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skater411 said:
DGX has no power at all programmed ecc file to it . This is not my first dgx installment
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I'd argue with that statement since you don't program anything to the DGX.

Pics of your soldering please.
 
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Then why bother starting a thread? What do you think anyone can offer you in terms of advice without seeing what you've done?
 
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You're thinking?

It looks to me like you have messed up that QSB and possibly damaged the trace for the 5v pad.

Have you tried soldering directly to the pad on the motherboard?
 
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What does your broken 5v pad have to do with the console booting or even the NAND dumping.

It's broken. It's not connected to anything.
 
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well only way that i think i broke it was reflow the qsb off board to much heat

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no i have not try soldering directly to pad BL4K3Y . But here what im thinking i had trouble soldering the qsb bc my flux was not flowing right . so i took my reflow gun heated it off . So it very possible that i screw it up doing that
 
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I think you should take a back seat on this one and let somebody do it for you - properly.

Why on earth would you use a "reflow gun" to remove a QSB?!

If I ever needed to remove a QSB, my soldering station would be more than suffice to do it (at least for me).
 
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everyone tell me on form to remove it with hot air

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what i don't understand is that i done dgx installment before work out great this one not working out to good
 
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Everybody lied to you !!! :rolleyes2: ,tweezers and soldering iron will do the trick removing QSB's.even a toothpick and soldering iron could do,try removing the board with said instruments then resolder straight to mobo (be careful) and clean your points,and see if that helps.
 
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L2000 said:
Everybody lied to you !!! :rolleyes2: ,tweezers and soldering iron will do the trick removing QSB's.even a toothpick and soldering iron could do,try removing the board with said instruments then resolder straight to mobo (be careful) and clean your points,and see if that helps.
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It's a matter of preference not a lie. If you're skilled with the equipment then it's not an issue. As for me, I find easier to clean up what solder I can with a solder pencil and wick and then use a small nozzle on my rework station to pull lift off the QSB. Its always a pain in the ass for me do it otherwise. I just use common sense and not point the heat in areas I shouldn't and control the heat.

A matter of preference that's all.


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skater411 said:
everyone tell me on form to remove it with hot air

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what i don't understand is that i done dgx installment before work out great this one not working out to good
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If someone has to tell you to remove a QSB or anything with hot air, you probably shouldn't as inexperience with hot air could lead to someone moving half the chips/caps/resistors in an area and compete destroying the board.

If you haven't had any experience with hot air, Soldering braid (or wick) is your best bet at getting it off cleanly.(As it's been said before, so is a toothpick/tweasers and some patience above anything).
 
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