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A mate got a boat and it had a Garmin Echomap 45DV installed.
However it was found to be not powering up. On closer inspection, the power lead and connector pins were in bad shape, so he ordered a new one.
Still no Power up. Long story short, upon opening it up; I found a chip near to power input that was blown... However I am unable to determine what the 10 pin IC is, due to damage.
If any one out there has a pic of the main board or can identify the IC. Then as the rest of the components check out OK, I am happy to obtain and see if replacing it gives him a working unit. Hate tossing things away.
See pictures below as to the IC and what I can determine so far. The little white dot is where the smoke got out LOL.
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Backside of the main board, gold writing. 105-02650-00 Version 4 (10mm across and 10mm Down That is the 10 pin IC i am trying to identify.)
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Jungery (05-02-24)
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Jungery (05-02-24)
Looks like it's a buck regulator IC (internal mosfet) ~ I would probably expect to find something else awry, which led to this failure (or died as a result of same). I would be checking the schottky diode beside the IC is ok, and all the MLC caps thereabouts....but, can't help with the part number (and that number might be an SMD marking and not a part# as such). Best luck would be finding someone with identical unit, prepared to open it up and get the number for you. Other methods to identify are long winded, often futile attempts...(requires removing IC, figuring out what part it plays in the circuit, which pins are connected to what, which package outline it is, and start searching with what params you have...and turn up nothing 'coz it was likely made in china, and no English records exist of the IC's existence =)
Jungery (06-02-24)
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