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  • #16
    nothing???

    Please guys I'm in trouble for this problem!!!

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    • #17
      My board is not that revision.
      Post a close-up pic of the component in question.
      -Rick

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      • #18
        I happen to have pulled my board out just this evening as I am planning to refinish my PC1 so you may be really in luck.

        I am posting a pic of the board so that you might better pinpoint the item in question.

        Is it A or B that you need a value for?

        I'll go find my Fluke meter from my truck and try to get a value of the item.

        Hope that I can be of help!

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        • #19
          Q6 is the cap. (A)
          The value should be stamped on it.
          -Rick

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          • #20
            Yes!Q6 is the cap(A)...I need to replace that item...thanks so much guys!

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            • #21
              It's hard to tell from this picture, but Q6 looks like a transistor to me. All of the other caps on the board are labeled C(#) as well.
              "It's hard to be enigmatic if you have to go around explaining yourself all the time"

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              • #22
                Good eye Marcus.
                You are correct, it is a transistor.
                I was looking at the pic on my iPhone when I posted... the screen is a bit small.

                @PC1Maniac, how do you know it is bad?
                Also, the value/type should be stamped on it.
                -Rick

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                • #23
                  I can't see the value on my q6 because it was letteraly exploded(bad battery)

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                  • #24
                    Here you go Mate....

                    I took an extreme closeup of the board and you can see the piece in question very clearly. I hope this is of any help to you.

                    Ciao!

                    Vittorio

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