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-[title] Verify it's really mainboard fault II
+[title] Verify it's really bad mainboard, part 2
[* black] Power up the printer and let it run for at least 10 minutes. Place your finger to the board under the CPU (green arrow). If it's hot (>50 degrees Celsius), it means the CPU had burned out.
[* black] You can also check if the original CPU fan works - if it doesn't, then your CPU burned out for sure.
[* icon_note] This photo shows status LEDs in a fully working printer. Maybe they will help you with diagnostics if your printer has other problem.