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Default Sony PSP 3003 plaything

Arcing and sparking reported. 2x3mm piece of broken off spark erroded
phosphor bronze spring dropped out of the case, on opening. This came from a
2 way power socket of size that could probably take mains V but not 2A it
would seem, wired to the power-in connector and position under the LCD.
Between that and fuse? marking F6602 2.5A on the overlay, a large area of
smoke staining. Cleaning off most of the smoke, one 2 land SMD seems a bit
pitted and which lump is / was? the fuse , some spark erroded pcb trace,
anyone know of a decent pic of this area.
http://www.llamma.com/PSP/repair/ima...se/Td-Fuse.jpg
off
http://www.llamma.com/PSP/repair/PSP_fuse_repair.htm
seems a different model, the white block , the 2 wire connector to power
socket is the same
While at it ,the battery only measures mV , will it recover or some sort of
active sw/relay inside?


 
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