Martin C
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I think anything between 34-50 ohm should do it.
Don't you have it still? You should be able to get a reading off it.
Don't you have it still? You should be able to get a reading off it.
i second that, if you can't read the value, trying to solder it yourself will kill your xbox...If you find it too small to get a reading, forget about trying to resolder it!
So true...Got it resoldered in using a replacment from an extra slim board of identical origin (don't ask :/)If you find it too small to get a reading, forget about trying to resolder it!
You had to say that eh?i second that, if you can't read the value, trying to solder it yourself will kill your xbox...
if the light on the power brick is going red there is more than likely a short on the motherboardSo true...Got it resoldered in using a replacment from an extra slim board of identical origin (don't ask :/)
Now I seem to have wiring and everything good but there is zero power anywhere....
Plug it in and the power brick goes red immediately. Brick works on other consoles, so im sure I just screwed something else up...jebus. I followed the "points if you f**k up" guide and figure I must have tapps a resistor or something...?
Working on pics now, well working on pics that you can actually see I mean...
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You had to say that eh?
2010-7-18whats ur manufacture date? im just curious.
Thatis what im assuming, since ive been molesting this poor gal all week. I'm upping images now, as good as I can currently get anyhow, but I cant find anything bridged, or any additional solder spray anywhere.:facepalm:if the light on the power brick is going red there is more than likely a short on the motherboard
check you have'nt bridged any points or if there is any bits of solder lying on the motherboard
I had this problem too. Adjusted the Blue wire and wamo! Working like a charmI have it but its so small its hard to get a reading lol