Nice work! I've not finished watching your video, but If you want the white gummy antivibration on the replaced-without-reason big cap search for "liquid electrical tape". Works very well!
Great video, as always. Your channel is helping me a lot. Explanations are very useful. Especially your diode-reading notes. You have no idea, how helpful they are to amateur. Do you also do similar notes with voltages?
Thanks! I appreciate that. I sometimes will take voltage notes. I think I find diode readings more useful because usually the device is completely dead and thus voltage readings are almost useless. It is useful to know the Vcc voltage.
So the resistor was just a current resistor? How did you know the mosfets are blown, i guess you worked a lot on these Power Supplys? What do you think happened, that both mosfets get a short between source and drain, overcurrent?
Atm I dont have solution but that multimeter is not viewer friendly... when you measure something at the same time we want to see it on multimeter, but this multimeter is not friendly to eyes. Try to change FPS of recording camera?
Yeah I realize that there is a problem with the different refresh rates between the meter and the camera. I will try to tweak my camera settings and see if I can make it better.
@@ToltecMerc what can cause that, PFC capacitors or the PSU has a thermal fuse that can be triggered with overheat? No warning message about high temperatures pops up
I'm thinking I could use a new portable meter with an easy-to-read screen! If I recall correctly, I bought my Siglent bench meter after seeing one on your channel. It definitely made reading my meter much quicker and easier. The only problem I have with it is it's diode mode. when checking some LEDs where it will say OPEN but the diode is clearly lighting. lol. If you do get new probes, go gold plated. I have some cheap gold plated probes from Jeff Bezos and they are much more reliable during continuity checking.
Diode mode outputs about a 1mA test current and measures the voltage. Most meters will show a maximum of about 2V before showing OL. LED voltages are typically around 2V so being able to display the voltage drop is hit and miss. I have recently bought some very nice gold plated Probe Master probes. The problem I have is that the probes will fall and hang of the bench and the tips hit the concrete floor. Then the tip is mangled and I have to file it to sharpen them. There goes the gold plating.
You are like the Bob Ross of electronics repair. Soothing, chilled and very good😊
Wow, thanks! I've never been called that before!
That's the most accurate comment I've seen in a while 😅
It's so cool that you got Ben's meter. It's one of my favorite channels!
I thought it was pretty cool too! I'm not sure how many of my subscribers know who he is though. It's hard to say.
Thanks, good to see you again
Thanks so much! I've been busy.
Another enjoyable video,its been awhile mate . welcome back 😊
Thank You!
Very professional, congrats.
Thank you so much!
Very nice work, always looking forward to your next vid
Thank you very much!
Looking like another win! Good show!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. More to come soon.
Nice work! I've not finished watching your video, but If you want the white gummy antivibration on the replaced-without-reason big cap search for "liquid electrical tape". Works very well!
I will do that! Thanks for the tip!
@@ToltecMerc Thanks for your content! I repaired a lot of PSU's using your clear explanations! Regards from Italy
@@riparaggi that’s really good to hear! Save those supplies from the trash!
Welcome back m8 😉
Thank you! It's good to be back!
Great video, as always. Your channel is helping me a lot. Explanations are very useful. Especially your diode-reading notes. You have no idea, how helpful they are to amateur. Do you also do similar notes with voltages?
Thanks! I appreciate that. I sometimes will take voltage notes. I think I find diode readings more useful because usually the device is completely dead and thus voltage readings are almost useless. It is useful to know the Vcc voltage.
Do you have the new DAP014 IC131 diode reading for ADP400FR?
Well done.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed!
I am always waiting for your videos. As usual an excellent video. What kind of soldering station are you using?
Thanks! It’s a Hakko FM-203 with FM-2027 hand piece.
So the resistor was just a current resistor? How did you know the mosfets are blown, i guess you worked a lot on these Power Supplys? What do you think happened, that both mosfets get a short between source and drain, overcurrent?
What type of the resistor did you use to replace ?
It was a 0.1 ohm 2W fusible resistor.
Thanx master ❤️🇹🇷
Thank you for watching!
Atm I dont have solution but that multimeter is not viewer friendly... when you measure something at the same time we want to see it on multimeter, but this multimeter is not friendly to eyes. Try to change FPS of recording camera?
Yeah I realize that there is a problem with the different refresh rates between the meter and the camera. I will try to tweak my camera settings and see if I can make it better.
Hey, Doug from Orlando, Do you still have the FR I sent you from the lightning strike?
Hey Doug. I doubt that I still have it. I honestly don't even remember it. I'm guessing it was some time ago?
Hi
Dear diode zener
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What is the range of voltege to replace?
Hello, nice video. A faulty power supply can cause random PS5 shutdown while playing?
Yes. It is possible that a power supply could cause that.
@@ToltecMerc what can cause that, PFC capacitors or the PSU has a thermal fuse that can be triggered with overheat? No warning message about high temperatures pops up
Do you sell parts that need to replace on ps5 power supply?
I'm thinking I could use a new portable meter with an easy-to-read screen! If I recall correctly, I bought my Siglent bench meter after seeing one on your channel. It definitely made reading my meter much quicker and easier. The only problem I have with it is it's diode mode. when checking some LEDs where it will say OPEN but the diode is clearly lighting. lol.
If you do get new probes, go gold plated. I have some cheap gold plated probes from Jeff Bezos and they are much more reliable during continuity checking.
Diode mode outputs about a 1mA test current and measures the voltage. Most meters will show a maximum of about 2V before showing OL. LED voltages are typically around 2V so being able to display the voltage drop is hit and miss.
I have recently bought some very nice gold plated Probe Master probes. The problem I have is that the probes will fall and hang of the bench and the tips hit the concrete floor. Then the tip is mangled and I have to file it to sharpen them. There goes the gold plating.
Do you take repairs? If so how do I go about sending you the same power supply adp-400fr
can all ps5 power supplys be fixed or only some of them?
I would say most can be fixed now that the DNP014 IC is available.
haaaa that's awesome... you found him selling it on eBay?
Yes, he was selling it on eBay.
how mush $?
how much to fix my PS5 Power Supply ADP-400FR PA-1401- 5 CFI-1215???
You can email me at toltecmerc@gmail.com
Hi it is can i send you the ADP-400FR for repair how can we communicate I live in Germany
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Thank you!