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Yes my mother board is not working

Yes mother board not working

I have aan LED Flashlight - K2 by Element and the batteries ate the inside of it. Can it be repaired or do you know where I can get

Hi @gregoryvenezia

I think that the make and model number of your motherboard is Compal LA-B111p. This information should be printed on the motherboard somewhere.

If this is correct then the faulty component (designated PL701 on the board) is an inductor, part number HCB2012KF-121T50_0805.

The HCB2012KF-121T50 is the part number and the 0805 is the smd package size of the component

If you search online using the part number only, you will find suppliers but most only supply in multiples of 50 units or more.

Hi @gregoryvenezia

Just to verify that it is the designated PL701component, here's an image from the schematic.

Use an Ohmmeter to check for continuity from PU701 pin 8 to one side of PL 701, as can be seen on the schematic (arrowed)

If it isn't then, as a lot of the components around PU701 aren't designated, you may have to find out which component it is by using the schematic

Try checking for continuity from each of the pins on PU701 and see which pin connects to the pad where the burnt out component was (is?)

(click on image)

I have a similar problem. Orange LED never appears (blinking or stable).

I suspect the battery is bad, because the projector works when powered by my laptop's USB port.

My plan is to leave the unit in charging mode (power off, charging from wall outlet) overnight and see if anything changes.

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I had a similar issue with my vacuum a while back. Even though the belt seemed okay and the suction was working, the beater bar refused to spin.

It turned out the gear the belt sits on was entangled with hair and threads. I unplugged the vacuum, opened the beater bar cover, and removed the bar and belt.

After clearing the debris from the gear, I reassembled everything, and voila! The beater bar started spinning again.

As for the standing issue, it might be separate, but always worth checking if there's any wear on the vacuum's base or locking mechanism.

Here is how you can rid of this problem more better way.