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hardwaregore·Hardware Gorebythe16bitgamer

My Anbernic wouldn't turn on, or charge. Opened her up to find this. She's dead Jim.

Already opened a ticket with Anbernic support. Hoping to hear back from them.

Based on further reading and research this is 100% a know issue. https://droix.net/blogs/is-your-anbernic-device-safe-or-not/#reports-on-the-internet

Edit: Support got back. Sent them video of the system not working, and this image. They offered a free replacement. Seeing how this plays out.

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lemmy.sdf.org

looks like an easy fix if you get a replacement part and a soldering iron

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lemmy.world

Assuming that it failed on its own. Very likely something downstream may have caused it...

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feddit.uk

what's the part that I'm supposed to be looking at - it looks fine to me

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clean board with isophrophyl alcohol thoroughly and then replace the component

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