Hello.
Few months ago my pc suddenly switched off while playing a game. Turned out that the Asrock p67 Extreme 6 stopped working. The condition was :
Nothing happened when pressing power button.
No fans was spinning.
Dr Debug was dead too.
Since the warranty was expired I bought another motherboard.
Today, In my leisure time, I thought to inspect the broken mobo if I can repair it. I've found that when I connect the 24 pin psu connector to the mobo and plugged the psu to the wall outlet, A portion of the mobo was getting very hot (finger burn type) though the psu fan was not spinning neither I pressed the power button on the mobo.
Then I checked with a multimeter and found that 2 out of the 5 capacitors near that area had dc voltage.
Note that cap 1 had 2.10v and cap 2 had .30v.
Also note, other 3 capacitors in that row had no voltage at all.
Now I want to know is it possible that those two caps are the culprit and replacing them could make the motherboard workable again? If yes can someone give me a link from where I can buy those capacitors? They are both the same type (LF 560 j 13A).
Thanks in advance.
Few months ago my pc suddenly switched off while playing a game. Turned out that the Asrock p67 Extreme 6 stopped working. The condition was :
Nothing happened when pressing power button.
No fans was spinning.
Dr Debug was dead too.
Since the warranty was expired I bought another motherboard.
Today, In my leisure time, I thought to inspect the broken mobo if I can repair it. I've found that when I connect the 24 pin psu connector to the mobo and plugged the psu to the wall outlet, A portion of the mobo was getting very hot (finger burn type) though the psu fan was not spinning neither I pressed the power button on the mobo.
Then I checked with a multimeter and found that 2 out of the 5 capacitors near that area had dc voltage.
Note that cap 1 had 2.10v and cap 2 had .30v.
Also note, other 3 capacitors in that row had no voltage at all.
Now I want to know is it possible that those two caps are the culprit and replacing them could make the motherboard workable again? If yes can someone give me a link from where I can buy those capacitors? They are both the same type (LF 560 j 13A).
Thanks in advance.
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