[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by xoda TH6002 : is used to protect Q6010 (BD drive power) SI4943BDY-T1-E3 - pin 1 which outputs for +12V_BD

from what i heard they don't break, they will go high in resistance whenever there's a problem, it's not like a normal fuse.

btw, what is the problem with your drive.

[xoda]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch from what i heard they don't break, they will go high in resistance whenever there's a problem, it's not like a normal fuse. btw, what is the problem with your drive.

nothing... its my bt/wifi module that doesnt work.....
Cant find fuses or anything related to the module :/

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by xoda Cant find fuses or anything related to the module :/

the bluetooth should have it's own voltage regulator, i don't have a clear picture from a DYN-001 board to see where the bluetooth module is.

[xoda]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch the bluetooth should have it's own voltage regulator, i don't have a clear picture from a DYN-001 board to see where the bluetooth module is.

[Mr.Dutch]

the bluetooth chip should have this logo on it.

[xoda]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch the bluetooth chip should have this logo on it.

first pic lower left is the bt/wifi module with the marvell logo

http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/File:Ps3Wifi-v2.png pic of the module close up (very bad pic)

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by xoda first pic lower left is the bt/wifi module with the marvell logo

if we only could zoom in.

[playerkp420]

Nvermind.....

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 Nvermind.....

you saw a broken fuse???

[xoda]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 Nvermind.....

didnt work with re-marry ?
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Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch if we only could zoom in.

click on the pic twice and it will zoom

BTW its not my ps3 on the pic .. its from ps3devwiki... dont have a good camera for taking a pic of mine. but i have the same mobo