by ngoonee » Fri Nov 30, 2018 11:48 pm
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('kay94', 'I') was talking about permanent damage produced by thermal overload due to too much current being pulled for example. I mean, I'm not sure about that, but I could imagine there was some kind of a voltage regulator on the RP 2. In that case you could check it's working condition with a volt meter and replace it, in case it's defect. Or maybe there is a non-resettable fuse, which has to be replaced. Looking at a close up picture of the front side, there clearly are some components related to power, like a huge diode.
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Oh, sorry I mixed that up. Yeah I may try to debug that (or get someone to do it), but it's not really high priority right now since I do have one working device.