[elsa7er]

maby i not corrected soldering but i now remove e3 linker from the board and some problem

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by elsa7er maby i not corrected soldering but i now remove e3 linker from the board and some problem

do you have a multimeter?

you said you did not break a fuse but just measure all fuses.

[elsa7er]

i have multimeter but Explain to me how to measure Ohm Plz

[Mr.Dutch]

EDIT: post deleted, i gave wrong info.

[elsa7er]

ok but what u meaning "and eventually measure the resistance between the 3,3V solder point on mainboard to ground, it should be around 390 ohm."

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by elsa7er ok but what u meaning "and eventually measure the resistance between the 3,3V solder point on mainboard to ground, it should be around 390 ohm."

this is just to check if you have a short.
if you have a broken fuse,and you replace it, it will blow again if there's still a short.

[elsa7er]

all fuses is very good

[Abkarino]

If you soldered a wire between NOR Tristate and GND and console does not halt , then this is a hardware problem not a firmware problem.

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by elsa7er all fuses is very good

maybe it's best to get the attention from @baileyscream and @playerkp420 , they have experience with soldering flashers and maybe experienced similair problems.

to sum your problems up:

model: JTP-001 board
e3 linker soldered, but system shut down after 2-3 sec.
e3 linker removed, same problem
fuses checked, all good.
tristate to ground, system still shut off.


the system shutting down in this case is probably caused by a short on the board.
i would check all the solder points for unwanted shorts.
listen if the fan start when powering on the console (12V is good)

[3absiso]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch something like this.: fuse check it should read at least below 2 ohm, but who am i fooling, nobody have broken fuses anymore.

Continuity Check works also, Right