OzMate
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Well, the removal of the clock capacitor speak by himself. The removal of other components is simply a conseguence of the acid from the capacitor, they detached themselfs and get lost in the case or destroyed.
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Also, I would like to share this document, it seems is not on the download section. It is a Microsoft ConfidentialFilename: Xbox Hardware Design Specification 1.02.doc repair-manual-32170649.pdf
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Thanks a lot I need all the missing parts in the picture so r6f7 is just one of them. I guess the effort and the shipping may not worth for a single component. If we can have the reading for start I believe it will be a great reference for others too. By the way thanks a lot and I will let you know if I need the part so we can organise ourself.
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as far as I understand this is the diagram of that section: But I can't locate the R6F7 and the R7F8 Value seems higher than 84 K ohm. Can anyone confirm this?
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Hello everyone and thanks in advance for your help. As you can see from the pic here: https://imgur.com/a/Vvnf6uX I removed today the clock cap and I found some corrosion. I cleaned very carefully (probably more clean will need) with a soft brush and isopropil alcool. I have noticed that corrosion affect some SMD component that now are gone, so I navigate the web looking for pictures to find the missing component so I can but and resolder them. Please help me with the values of the following components from bottom to top: R7G2 = 3K ohm R7G1 = 1.1 K ohm Q7G2= 1AM R7G3 = 285 Ohm CR7G1= A11 R7F9 = 2K ohm R7F8 = 256 Ohm R6F7 = can't find any value on the net Can you help me with those values? Also, any tip to double check? thanks
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Hello everybody, i'm trying to do some restoration on my consoles, so Iàm starting with the glorious original Xbox. thanks for your help
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