@dorosk We will replace both of those capacitors at some point, but first, I'd like to make sure that none of the tantalum caps are faulty.
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With your multimeter on diode check mode, check across the two leads of the tantalum capacitor. If the meter continues beeping after a few seconds or shows a low number on the display after a few seconds, the cap might be faulty. Do this for all the capacitors in red boxes in the attached picture.
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With your multimeter on diode check mode, check across the two leads of the tantalum capacitor. If the meter continues beeping after a few seconds or shows a low number on the display after a few seconds, the cap might be faulty. Do this for all the capacitors in red boxes in the attached picture and let me know if any of them come up as shorted/faulty.
@dorosk We will replace both of those capacitors at some point, but first, I'd like to make sure that none of the tantalum caps are faulty.
With your multimeter on diode check mode, check across the two leads of the tantalum capacitor. If the meter continues beeping after a few seconds or shows a low number on the display after a few seconds, the cap might be faulty. Do this for all the capacitors in red boxes in the attached picture.
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