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I have a board that won’t power, had 3 caps gone below the cpu which I have changed for new and a slight trace corroded which I have jumped and still no power at all.

the PSU is good I’ve tried another and swapped power/eject buttons, so where do I look next?

 

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32 minutes ago, dirtykash said:

I have a board that won’t power, had 3 caps gone below the cpu which I have changed for new and a slight trace corroded which I have jumped and still no power at all.

the PSU is good I’ve tried another and swapped power/eject buttons, so where do I look next?

 

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Have you tested the other traces as e is the least likely to have an issue?

 

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Fan doesn’t turn at all, seems totally dead.

should I try changing some of the bigger caps on the board?

one thing I did notice is that the 3 copper coiled components on the front of the board looked like they had some residue on the board beneath them, only visible when turning towards the light though...

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4 minutes ago, KaosEngineer said:

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Check the voltage level on the blue and orange wires of the PSU connector with AC power connected and the Xbox off (well you can't get it on so not a problem).  Report your readings.

 

Except the pic he posted is not a 1.6 looks to me like a 1.4

 

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1 minute ago, SS_Dave said:

Except the pic he posted is not a 1.6 looks to me like a 1.4

 

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SS Dave


Soft modding is like masturbating, It gets the job done but it's nothing like the real thing.

Oops, for some reason I thought they were talking about a 1.6 motherboard.  I'll post the correct PSU connector voltage levels for a v1.4 motherboard.

 

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The wire that's at the location of the gray wire here whatever color it is should be at 3.3Vdc.  One brand of Xbox PSU used different colors; however, the voltage level locations are the same on the connector no matter the wire color used to connect them there.

if you read 2.9Vdc at that location, is a bit too low.  The voltage should be within +/- 5% (3.14 to 3.47 Vdc).

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Must be a damaged or broken power button signal wire coming from the front panel to the motherboard or trace on the motherboard going to the PIC processor (System Management Controller).

Read more about Xbox Power/Eject Troubleshooting at:

http://web.archive.org/web/20180621233929/http://diy.sickmods.net/Tutorials/Xbox1/Power-Eject_Pinouts/

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I don't think cleaning it is going to help.

 

Can you test the wire in the power plug and you should have 1 top left (Gray wire or a Blue wire) that is about 3.3 volt and is 6 down on the right row(Purple wire or a  Gray wire) that is 3.3 volt

This is looking down on the plug with the front panel towards you and the heatsinks away from you.

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I am going to say a power supply failure.

When you tested the board in a different Xbox are you sure it was the same model as a version 1.6 has the same power plug but will not run the 1.4 board you have.

 

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Can you measure the voltage on the top left pin and any of the black wires while the 20 pin plug is unplugged from the main board. so the AC is plugged in and the power supply is not connected to the Xbox.

 

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Just done this on both power supplies and get 

top left blue -1.6v

tip right white - 3.0v 

I also get 0v on the brown 6st wire down on both

on both power supplies both are deltas and both work fine on my working board

it has to be something else on the board is it worth changing more caps maybe the two bigger ones?

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