Unknown chip that looks blown

[Delta Prime]

Can you take another photo please of the replaced chip? I need to see the quality of the rework solder connections.

 

[Gsc1ugs]

I will post later but he took ages making sure it was good and had a machine measuring stuff across pins i think, he said drop today i he will check the board but waiting see what he’ll charge

 

[Gsc1ugs]

Best pics i can get

 

[davenn]

Best pics i can get

but you posted every angle except that which shows the solder joints
which is what was asked for by @Delta Prime

 

[Gsc1ugs]

This is best i can do, connections look good

 

[Alizayy]

To identify a blown chip, search the PCB part number online to find high-resolution photos of an undamaged board for comparison.

Look for identical "twin" components elsewhere on the circuit, as many power phases or audio channels use the same hardware.

Check for shorted capacitors nearby using a multimeter, as a faulty chip is often a symptom of a larger power failure.

 

[Delta Prime]

Look for identical "twin" components elsewhere on the circuit, as many power phases or audio channels use the same hardware.

to begin with.You have to know what to ask AI. You are contributing misinformation and I believe you are doing it intentionally because you do not know what you’re talking about. I’m just giving you enough rope to hang yourself bye-bye AI…

To identify a blown chip, search the PCB part number online to find high-resolution photos of an undamaged board for comparison

That “blown chip” is an 1.8MHz fixed frequency, synchronous current mode, boost converter.