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Messages - shak1ra

#1
wow thanks :) so the board on a GT will be blank there right?
still not working tho. is there a list here of what the cap voltages are supposed to be? I am bound and determined to save these systems.
thanks.
#2
So after continuing investigation into this matter I found something this morning. Apparently there is a resistor that was blown off the board when the caps were being removed. Does anyone know the value of resistor r723? Thanks
#3
K never mind the above post. I took the controller board from the Turbo Express and replaced the cap and installed it and nothing. I also did the same with the PC Gt board that cap was absolute crap. Same thing nothing. :(
Kinda starting to feel like these guys may be dead.
#4
Sorry to sound like a idiot but what exactly do you mean by controller board? thanks :)
#5
Nope I was right :( all other caps are asleep. How do I trace where he power goes once it leaves the fuse?
#6
Hi thanks for the response. Here is where I am at now. I only have .25v at cc101 and .20 at cc102. I have no voltage at any other caps. I now have 9.5v at the fuse and 1.25v at the rear if the ax adapter. Hope someone can help further feels like I am close but.... We will see.
#7
I have around 9v at the plug going into the board. I plugged the ac adapter and still does not power up but the voltage at the fuse comes up to around 2.5v. Hope this helps.
#8
Hello all long time TGrafx owner and fan. I am currently working on a turbo express and a pc engine GT. the questions here are related to the pcgt. I have replaced all the caps with smd caps. I have double and triple checked orientation and all connections appear good. Problem i am having is the console will not power up. I replaced the fuse witch was bad and i now have power at the plug going into the board. But thats all. I back probed the fuse solder points and i have continuity thru the fuse. But i have no measurement of voltage. Any ideas? I have read thru the forums but have not found anything that could help me with this. Thanks in advance :)
#9
I was wondering if the connector was causing a low voltage situation is this possible? and where should I solder to the board, thanks :)
#10
Hello all I have a ? that would be best suited to the experts here. I have a Turbo Express I picked up with no vid and faint sound. I started replacing some caps and found a no-no. The red and blue wires that come off the batteries go to a 2 pin connector on the PCB board. The connector was corroded and I am wondering if this was/is causing a problem. Attached is a pic I am worried about the connection on the left any ideas on how to fix this? any help would be appreciated thanks :)
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/28716664@N03/5662216456/" title="turbo express pcb pic by ShakiraIsabel, on Flickr"><img src="https://farm6.static.flickr.com/5141/5662216456_7f82212dfa.jpg" width="500" height="332" alt="turbo express pcb pic"></a>