Thank you. Because of your videos I got myself a hotair, soldering iron, scope, bench power, usb tester, thermal camera to learn how to fix my own stuff to reduce e-waste and learn a valuable and fun skill. I still suck at removing BGA and doing stencils but I'm making progress. Hard part right now is learning to read board views and get board view files to know what I'm testing for.
Those two components are for overvoltage protection. You can bridge the two lines on the inductor footprint, the other coponent you simply leave open as it is. With this done the printer will work. You just inform the customer that the protection circuits are missing.The customer will be happy for having a working printer.
I think the 5pin ic is an overvolt prodection like NCP361SNT1G. If you messure the thouthhole it should be ground. But you dont need them for function. The L you can short them in line. Its only for emv. Or coose one you think or look at other schematics.
I worked on Zebra thermal printers all day long. Mainly the ZT-610 and ZD400 Series as some 410's. Get a real electric screwdriver like the Dewalt DCF610 and those Torx screws will easily come out.
Maybe a dumb question. The missing components can maybe be hiding in the big cabinet of the printer?? If lycky they are there you maybe can find out what they are and get new ones.
My guess is the USB connector suffered external force causing it to break off inwards and knock off the missing components. Presumably that would have fallen down to the bottom of the unit & may still be floating around in there. Good luck.
zebra 410's are the bane of my existence. i hate those printers. zebra puts out such junk. those printers are not cheap either. i think they are around 1500 bucks or so give or take. my company uses them and every single one of them suck
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Thank you. Because of your videos I got myself a hotair, soldering iron, scope, bench power, usb tester, thermal camera to learn how to fix my own stuff to reduce e-waste and learn a valuable and fun skill. I still suck at removing BGA and doing stencils but I'm making progress. Hard part right now is learning to read board views and get board view files to know what I'm testing for.
Those two components are for overvoltage protection. You can bridge the two lines on the inductor footprint, the other coponent you simply leave open as it is. With this done the printer will work. You just inform the customer that the protection circuits are missing.The customer will be happy for having a working printer.
ChatGPT suggest ACT45B and SP0504BAHTG. Based on what is seen here. Should be taken with caution.
I think the 5pin ic is an overvolt prodection like NCP361SNT1G. If you messure the thouthhole it should be ground. But you dont need them for function. The L you can short them in line. Its only for emv. Or coose one you think or look at other schematics.
Big boss is always quiet. And, he is watching the news at work. Why? Because he is the big boss.
I urge him to say a word or two. 😊 Thanks.
Maybe you could get the boss of all bosses to fix the microscope arm to the wall😅
I worked on Zebra thermal printers all day long. Mainly the ZT-610 and ZD400 Series as some 410's. Get a real electric screwdriver like the Dewalt DCF610 and those Torx screws will easily come out.
If the components got ripped off, they might be inside the case if your lucky. Great video!
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That usb port got a heavy punch back in the cabinet and ripped the other parts off when cable was connected.
What do you use to clean the flux off
All manufacturers should be legally required to make board schematics available, at least to repair businesses. Hopefully you get a donor board.
Maybe a dumb question. The missing components can maybe be hiding in the big cabinet of the printer?? If lycky they are there you maybe can find out what they are and get new ones.
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I have an idea for u
Can you assemble an FPV and publsih the vid here
To teach all those who do it the wrong way
My guess is the USB connector suffered external force causing it to break off inwards and knock off the missing components. Presumably that would have fallen down to the bottom of the unit & may still be floating around in there. Good luck.
zebra 410's are the bane of my existence. i hate those printers. zebra puts out such junk. those printers are not cheap either. i think they are around 1500 bucks or so give or take. my company uses them and every single one of them suck
We use only Toshiba, not one problem
the sound is kinda low?
Where is the Zebra 🦓 I don't see any 😢
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Search the missing component inside the printer 😅
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That's not what she said!!!.
Just put an xbox on it😂🤣
Voltage regulator & data filter