12V on the 5V rail

Haggan90

M115
FIRMWARE_NAME: RepRapFirmware for Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet FIRMWARE_VERSION: 2.05.1 ELECTRONICS: Duet WiFi 1.02 or later FIRMWARE_DATE: 2020-02-09b1

So, is that SX1509B hard to change?
And where can I find it on the DUEX2?

A Former User

@Haggan90 said in 12V on the 5V rail:

So, is that SX1509B hard to change?

without hotair or low melt solder it'll be tricky - but if you got the wifi module off I guess you might pull it off - however its probably easier to pull toff he relatively small pads of the qnf compared to the wifi.

Small square chip, U8

dc42

I have replaced the SX1509B on several DueX boards. A hot air rework station is required. I found that after removing the chip, it helps to use solder wick to remove excess solder from the central pad. Otherwise it may tend to float on that solder, making it harder to get good connections on the surrounding pads.

Haggan90

@bearer Ouch that looks like a tricky one...

A Former User

@Haggan90 said in 12V on the 5V rail:

@bearer Ouch that looks like a tricky one...

yeah, i'm still surprised you got the wifi module off with an iron and just some mild discolouration of the board!

Haggan90

@bearer Yeah me to haha, and the WiFi range improved enormously!
BTW, I can't seem to find the SX1509B chip anywhere, I've tried searching for GBA3 1707 12073 (as it says on the component)

dc42

Both Digikey and Mouser sell the SX1509B.

Haggan90

@dc42 Is it the SX1509BIULTRT or SX1509BEVK?

dc42

It's the SX1509BIULTRT. The BEVK is the evaluation kit for the chip.

Haggan90

@dc42 Finaly got the chance to remove the SX1509B using a hot air station, and today I got my deliver of 2 new chips from Mouser. Do I need an hot air station to solder the chip back on again or could it be done using a regular soldering iron?

dc42

@Haggan90 said in 12V on the 5V rail:

@dc42 Finaly got the chance to remove the SX1509B using a hot air station, and today I got my deliver of 2 new chips from Mouser. Do I need an hot air station to solder the chip back on again or could it be done using a regular soldering iron?

The pads are under the chip, so it needs a hot air station.

Haggan90

@dc42 Ok! Thank you