I've downloaded your blurry JPEG and used my Virtual Multimeter. Virtual Multiemeter shows no readings when I measure that resistor. Sorry, we can't do nothing. Have you tried uploading a bigger pic of that resistor? Maybe Virtual Multimeter will pick up readings with a bigger picture.
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JuanMena
JuanMena
Seriously speaking... if there's smoke it means it got a short... overvoltage made a fuse or a resistor burn.
So probably the entire board is toasted by now.
The only way to fix this is by checking with a multimeter each piece in the board, test with Continuity for shorts and test with Diode Mode for values.
So probably the entire board is toasted by now.
The only way to fix this is by checking with a multimeter each piece in the board, test with Continuity for shorts and test with Diode Mode for values.
Sono
Depends on where the smoke has come out of.
If you're lucky, it came out of the display connector, and it was just a piece of conductive dust shorting high-voltage panel lines.
If you're lucky, it came out of the display connector, and it was just a piece of conductive dust shorting high-voltage panel lines.
ProjectGD
a new 3ds for the collection
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K3Nv2:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/ps5-m2sdd-quit-working-in-ps5.622567/page-2 guess I'm not the only one with issues -
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Psionic Roshambo:
BakerMan I always wanted a Hell Raiser PikeMon spoof with the box instead of poke balls and cenobites instead of pokemon lol -
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BigOnYa:
Oh, that's why that transformer statue sold at auction for 1.2 million. It would literally shit bricks.+1 -
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Psionic Roshambo:
I always wondered how the autobots could afford to do the stuff they did on the show.... now I know lol+1
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