Got a Time Killers board in today. Wouldn't work at all in my E3. Wavy video, sometimes randomly resetting, awful screeching audio.
Dug into the manual, and noticed it needed -5v. Threw it into the Q25 and up it popped, working perfectly. I assume that's less because of -5v and more because of a strong PSU in general.
Played a few rounds and the audio went out. Took the PCB out and both heatsinks on the audio board are HOT. It's also missing capacitors at C81 and C17. They've been desoldered, not torn off. If anyone can look at their board and let me know the values I'd appreciate it.
I guess the course of action moving forward is:
Replace those two caps.
Test again.
If still heating up until the audio cuts out, replace the IC's that are heating up?
Dug into the manual, and noticed it needed -5v. Threw it into the Q25 and up it popped, working perfectly. I assume that's less because of -5v and more because of a strong PSU in general.
Played a few rounds and the audio went out. Took the PCB out and both heatsinks on the audio board are HOT. It's also missing capacitors at C81 and C17. They've been desoldered, not torn off. If anyone can look at their board and let me know the values I'd appreciate it.
I guess the course of action moving forward is:
Replace those two caps.
Test again.
If still heating up until the audio cuts out, replace the IC's that are heating up?