Master System 1 no power

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  1. Michiel0912

    Michiel0912 Newly Registered

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    Dear all,

    Recently I bought a defective SMS1. Upon opening I saw a few things missing like the 7805 IC. Easy fix is what I thought. Upon placing a new one the board still did not turn on. Replaced almost every capacitor that had continuity on it but without avail. Between I and C I measure continuity. Between C and O I measure a short circuit. I have been checking everything to see nothing is touching ground but all seems ok.

    Any ideas

    I have following board.
    http://www.smspower.org/uploads/Dev...nent.jpg?sid=fb7cb45f39b25c7d33d83915a9629fe9

    I can make photos of my own board if necessary.

    Greetings,
    Michiel
     
  2. ApolloBoy

    ApolloBoy Gutsy Member

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    You might have installed the 7805 backwards from the sound of it, as the front of the 7805 actually faces the right-hand side of the system on early boards such as yours. Also make sure your new 7805 has a good heat sink mounted on it if you didn't get the original heat sink with yours.
     
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  3. Michiel0912

    Michiel0912 Newly Registered

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    I installed it correctly, the measurement was without the 7805 IC. Or is it normal to have such a reading without the IC?
     
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    MaxWar <B>Site Supporter 2013</B>

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    Sry if this is a noob question but what do you mean by ' I and C I ' and ' C and 02 ' ?
     
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    Michiel0912 Newly Registered

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    Between I (input) and C (common), I (me) measure continuity. Between C (common) and O (output) , I (me) measure a short circuit.

    Sorry, English is not my mothertongue.
     
  6. ApolloBoy

    ApolloBoy Gutsy Member

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    Then it sounds like you have a short between ground and the voltage output somewhere along the line. I know you said that it didn't, but there might be just a fleck of solder somewhere that can throw everything off and cause the problems you're having.
     
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