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    Hey #Fediverse,

    Need your help to recognize some electronics defect.
    It seems the beurer massage gun I have is showing that it is continuously charging even when not connected.

    I opened it and I see that one resistor has blown up in half.

    The problem I have is that I don't know which one should I get to replace it. I didn't find the pcb ref or design ofc.

    Any ideas?
    Yes its a shot in the dark, but who know :p

    Update :
    Thanks for everyone who replied.
    I doubt I am going to repair it since figuring out the blown up component and probably L2, and that's without a schematics to probe what should be working connected etc. :/

    #electronics #fedihelp

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    • yvandasilva@hachyderm.ioundefined yvandasilva@hachyderm.io

      Hey #Fediverse,

      Need your help to recognize some electronics defect.
      It seems the beurer massage gun I have is showing that it is continuously charging even when not connected.

      I opened it and I see that one resistor has blown up in half.

      The problem I have is that I don't know which one should I get to replace it. I didn't find the pcb ref or design ofc.

      Any ideas?
      Yes its a shot in the dark, but who know :p

      Update :
      Thanks for everyone who replied.
      I doubt I am going to repair it since figuring out the blown up component and probably L2, and that's without a schematics to probe what should be working connected etc. :/

      #electronics #fedihelp

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      @YvanDaSilva the damage I see is to L2 which is an inductor. Whatever happened was pretty bad and it's not likely you can replace that, nor is it probably the problem: it's likely something else went wrong and vaporized that. If you're feeling lucky I can probably figure out which inductor to order from digikey.

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        @ambraglow.org yep, might also be cooked.

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        • smellsofbikes@mastodon.socialundefined smellsofbikes@mastodon.social

          @YvanDaSilva the damage I see is to L2 which is an inductor. Whatever happened was pretty bad and it's not likely you can replace that, nor is it probably the problem: it's likely something else went wrong and vaporized that. If you're feeling lucky I can probably figure out which inductor to order from digikey.

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          @smellsofbikes I see :/
          Well I guess it's over for this thing.

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          • yvandasilva@hachyderm.ioundefined yvandasilva@hachyderm.io

            Hey #Fediverse,

            Need your help to recognize some electronics defect.
            It seems the beurer massage gun I have is showing that it is continuously charging even when not connected.

            I opened it and I see that one resistor has blown up in half.

            The problem I have is that I don't know which one should I get to replace it. I didn't find the pcb ref or design ofc.

            Any ideas?
            Yes its a shot in the dark, but who know :p

            Update :
            Thanks for everyone who replied.
            I doubt I am going to repair it since figuring out the blown up component and probably L2, and that's without a schematics to probe what should be working connected etc. :/

            #electronics #fedihelp

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            @YvanDaSilva

            Is the marking on the blown resistor still readable?

            If not I think you would need to figure out what it's purpose was. Then you could check the reference design for the corresponding IC.

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            • lumiya@lgbtqia.spaceundefined lumiya@lgbtqia.space

              @YvanDaSilva

              Is the marking on the blown resistor still readable?

              If not I think you would need to figure out what it's purpose was. Then you could check the reference design for the corresponding IC.

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              @lumiya it is not readable, it burned up :(

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              • yvandasilva@hachyderm.ioundefined yvandasilva@hachyderm.io

                @lumiya it is not readable, it burned up :(

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                @YvanDaSilva

                Sounds like you would need to do some partial reverse engineering then.

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                • yvandasilva@hachyderm.ioundefined yvandasilva@hachyderm.io

                  @lumiya it is not readable, it burned up :(

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                  @YvanDaSilva

                  Just thought of another possibility. Maybe you'll find somebody online who already disassembled it. Like a teardown where you could check and see if it's the same PCB.

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                  • yvandasilva@hachyderm.ioundefined yvandasilva@hachyderm.io

                    Hey #Fediverse,

                    Need your help to recognize some electronics defect.
                    It seems the beurer massage gun I have is showing that it is continuously charging even when not connected.

                    I opened it and I see that one resistor has blown up in half.

                    The problem I have is that I don't know which one should I get to replace it. I didn't find the pcb ref or design ofc.

                    Any ideas?
                    Yes its a shot in the dark, but who know :p

                    Update :
                    Thanks for everyone who replied.
                    I doubt I am going to repair it since figuring out the blown up component and probably L2, and that's without a schematics to probe what should be working connected etc. :/

                    #electronics #fedihelp

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                    @YvanDaSilva

                    First of all sorry for the many comments...

                    You mention charging issues and the blown Resistor is close to the "CN3303" (might be https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C3034873.html ) I found an English Datasheet for that
                    https://make.net.za/wp-content/datasheets/Consonance%20Elec%20CN3303%20Datasheet%20v2.1.pdf

                    From the Charging issue as well as the seamingly larger footprint than the other resistors, I would assume you blew a Sensing Resistor. Could be "R_{CS}" Page 2 Figure 2.
                    Would also make sense as its close to the SOT23-3 "A07T" search results show that it could be a PMOS, and close/connected to a big coil "L2"

                    I hope this helps 🙈 to figure out what value the resistor should have had.

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                    • lumiya@lgbtqia.spaceundefined lumiya@lgbtqia.space

                      @YvanDaSilva

                      Just thought of another possibility. Maybe you'll find somebody online who already disassembled it. Like a teardown where you could check and see if it's the same PCB.

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                      @lumiya I am searching

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                      • lumiya@lgbtqia.spaceundefined lumiya@lgbtqia.space

                        @YvanDaSilva

                        First of all sorry for the many comments...

                        You mention charging issues and the blown Resistor is close to the "CN3303" (might be https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C3034873.html ) I found an English Datasheet for that
                        https://make.net.za/wp-content/datasheets/Consonance%20Elec%20CN3303%20Datasheet%20v2.1.pdf

                        From the Charging issue as well as the seamingly larger footprint than the other resistors, I would assume you blew a Sensing Resistor. Could be "R_{CS}" Page 2 Figure 2.
                        Would also make sense as its close to the SOT23-3 "A07T" search results show that it could be a PMOS, and close/connected to a big coil "L2"

                        I hope this helps 🙈 to figure out what value the resistor should have had.

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                        @lumiya thank you very much!!
                        That's a start at least, more than what I had.
                        I'm also searching to see if someone else disassembled it, but it seems no :/

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