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Title: For those who doubt...... Post by: midipuppies on December 04, 2009, 09:09:55 AM From my EII+HD
Title: Re: For those who doubt...... Post by: Chaztech on December 05, 2009, 02:19:38 AM I don't! ;)
Title: Re: For those who doubt...... Post by: tuf on December 19, 2009, 03:09:32 PM Can you post any info on what the problem/fix was for this issue? My friend has an EII with similar looking damage on the molex connector.
Title: Re: For those who doubt...... Post by: tuf on December 19, 2009, 03:20:27 PM A few pics demonstrating the damage. We havent had time to start troubleshooting yet.
http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/1.jpg (http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/1.jpg) http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/2.jpg (http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/2.jpg) http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/3.jpg (http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/3.jpg) http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/4.jpg (http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/4.jpg) http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/5.jpg (http://www.tuf.net/pics/eii/5.jpg) Title: Re: For those who doubt...... Post by: midipuppies on December 20, 2009, 09:47:52 AM Wow. That looks rough. You are going to have to replace that Molex connector at the very least. The pins on the board should probably be de-soldered, cleaned and re-soldered back on. You might want to check the voltages when you have it all hooked back up again as it almost looks like a surge or short did that kind of damage.
There is a user on here called Dr. C. He would be your best bet to consult this problem. He was an E-mu service guy for years and has seen this many times. It just looks like a short has happened to me at some point. Jay |