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Hi, i started to install a M2 in my PS2 (Pal-V7).
It happend!! I removed a the small SMD where i would connect the SCEx wire. SMD, the black one shows the number 104.
You can see a install-diagram on http://199.185.130.13/theclub/foundmy/device/fm-v7-gh-019-main.jpg
Can it be that this 140SMD getting to hot? Can i test it? If yes, how?
HELP PLEASE!!!!
Thanks to all!!!
sorry for bad english!
You can check to see if you've damaged the component by measuring its resistance, using a digital multimeter. It should read: 100k ohms (100,000 ohms).
Good luck!!!
Regards,
Relayer :D :D :D :D
Thanks for the answer!
I lost it! I can´t find this SMD104 anywhere, I lost it ahhhhhhhh!!!
I´m a &%$!&?:mad:
Where can get/buy this SMD104 part?:confused:
Help please, i need this, it´s a PS2 from a friend :-(
Thanks, Mr_Z
Hi, i started to install a M2 in my PS2 (Pal-V7).
It happend!! I removed the small SMD where i would connect the SCEx wire.The SMD, the black one, shows the number 104.
You can see a install-diagram on V7-Installation shows this black SMD(104)
I lost it! I can´t find this SMD104 anywhere, I lost it ahhhhhhhh!!!
I´m a &%$!&?:mad:
Where can get/buy this SMD104 part?:confused:
Help please, i need this, it´s a PS2 from a friend :-(
Thanks, Mr_Z
It happened to me when my friend tried to install a chip (not sure how its called) in my jap 15000. He just couldnt stick that small part back to the board, so he went to the radioshack in my area and bought a 100K resistor (he said it was exactly to the SMD he removed). Then, he wired the bigger resistor back to the board. After that, my ps2 worked just like the same again.....
I'm not sure if this can apply to your case.....
Good luck
:) Thanks for your answer!
I hope this will help.
Who would agree with this method too?
Thanks to ALL:)
Best regards,
Mr_Z
SMD resistors are just normals resistors but in miniature state, pretty good on PCBs with lack of space or where space is something critical.
Gradius