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Subject: Repairs Replacemnt
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ojukwu 29.12.09 - 07:11am
Here, we discuss the repairs and replacement of burnt/bad electrical parts/components. * +

ojukwu 29.12.09 - 07:13am
Any body knows how to calculate resistors by their colour codes? Please tell me. * +

ojukwu 29.12.09 - 07:15am
I have a burnt trans C2785. I need a replacement for it.... How can i get it? * +

jay.mack 29.12.09 - 07:20am
components catalog/internet. * +

jay.mack 29.12.09 - 07:22am
but to be honest its a waste of time trying to replace components, on a board as most are to small to manualy solder, and if 1 goes then realy you have to replace all the components leading up to the blow as normaly the blow is the result of another part failing or about to fail. best just replace the board as its a lot less of a headache. * +

jay.mack 29.12.09 - 07:24am
sorry to put a damper on things but most of us are pc tech and dont want to risk a cpu on some home soldering that may or may not fix the problem,. * +

tippit 29.12.09 - 09:18am
http://www.csgnetwork.com/resistcolcalc.html * +

bugmenot 30.12.09 - 04:17am
Bands one, two, and three indicate the value of the resistor. Band four indicates the tolerance of the resistor and typically falls within +5 percent or +10 percent of the resistors actual tolerance * +

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