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  1. narkeleptk

    Automotive Warning light help

    Do you know if the fault is on the input side or the output side of the tms? Im guessing its something like a TMS9901 have you removed and checked the transistor to make sure its good? Happen to have a part number on it?
  2. narkeleptk

    Automotive Warning light help

    which bulb is it?
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    Automotive Warning light help

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  4. narkeleptk

    Automotive Warning light help

    can you show other side and mark the pin for the signal from float switch. I work on auto modules, may can help you fix it. but souncs like its possibly a I/O failure on the tms from your other post.
  5. narkeleptk

    Automotive Warning light help

    The best solution for this is already whats in place imo, you cant just replace the float that is already there? If you want to build your own just copy whats there already. The signal to control module or lamp is just as you described open or grounded.
  6. narkeleptk

    What's the best place to get a board printed?

    Ive always been happy with jlcpcb.
  7. narkeleptk

    Is this what leaky cap does to a board?

    This is what leaking caps look like: [mod edited ... the second photo showed glue, not electro leakage]
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    Could use some help with a tantalum cap

    Its all in the datasheet https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/212/1/KEM_T2050_T491_AUTO-1093567.pdf
  9. narkeleptk

    Could use some help with a tantalum cap

    1 UF 35V 10% 404 is just a production code. Its not important.
  10. narkeleptk

    Dodge A/C Control

    Show me a photo, I may can help. I have never done anything with the hvac modules but I do repair a lot of memory/eeprom issue's on automotive stuff. The way eeprom is designed, its not suppose to loose its memory even with power disconnected. My opinion on what happes is that most damage to...
  11. narkeleptk

    Component identify

    What is the designation for it? I see a lot of DC/DC Converters in similar packages.
  12. narkeleptk

    Purchasing an EEPROM programmer

    xgecu t56 or cheaper TL866 II are great devices. https://ebay.us/uqgBVH You will probably need to find a wson to dip adapter. Something like one of these: https://ebay.us/HXHicX https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9ggcTT
  13. narkeleptk

    Xbox controller repair - PCB or Stick damaged?

    The tracks are made of copper, the green stuff is basically just a protective covering for the copper.
  14. narkeleptk

    Solve this please

    24v .38a is not a whole lot. I'm surprised it did any damage. I'd Focus on this area in picture. Should be pretty simple to check these things with the help of youtube. Especially D1, D2 and U1. Maybe Q1. If all of these are ok then your probably going to have trouble tracking it down.
  15. narkeleptk

    Digital Multimiter issue

    I saw your post over on eev the other day. I think mcu is damaged personally.
  16. narkeleptk

    Old module does not work

    They are all lead free for a long time now from what i see which is nice imo. I prefer to avoid lead when ever I can. I'm much to sloppy to have to worry about proper handling of it.
  17. narkeleptk

    Tumble Dryer with No Heat Generation?

    I had a Samsung dryer that worked like normal but stopped heating. After checking heating element and every sensor/fuse and finding them good, I finally found the problem to be a bad contacts in the centrifugal switch attached to the motor. Was very simple fix, just needed a little solder. Here...
  18. narkeleptk

    Power Pin USB PCB ripped out

    With out some support like glue or being taped down it may detach itself but that is a bridge to cross when it happens I reckon. good job on getting it working again!
  19. narkeleptk

    Power Pin USB PCB ripped out

    it will rip off again very easily so be-careful
  20. narkeleptk

    Old module does not work

    I've always herd it referred to as a "cold joint". Glad to hear the reflow fixed it.
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