My 6th gen Intel NUC died and needs some troubleshooting love. in this unscripted, stream of consciousness video, I share a few pointers on electronics troubleshooting.
I am having exactly the same problem. Mine was caused because I removed the M2 SSD without powering off (yea learned my lesson). I just googled up and this video came up. The diode was burnt like black so It wasn't too hard to find. I would love to know how you went from here, did you manage to fix It?
Mine died out of the blue. I replaced the burned mosfet. Seeing that I had no schematics, that it's a many-laysr board, and that I'm not Ken Sharriff, and finally that I have to value my time, I dumped it. It was a sad end to the NUC! Thanks for sharing your story.
No. Without a schematic, it would take a lot of time to reverse engineer the power supply. Quite likely, it was a fault between PCB layers. I scrapped the board after pulling off some fun components.
@@nickydoes I have a somewhat similar issue withg my mini pc. It does not fully boot when I plug it in. I tried resetting the CMOS but it still goes into standby mode when I plug it in. I may try replacing the CMOS battery if I can figure out where to find it.
I had similar issu on a n intel Nuc 6 generation. I sent it to repair, apparently it’s a well know problem on these motherboard, still near the jack where the power is coming ….
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It was fun, not sure I'll go down that road. You have an amazing lab, btw.
Thanks!
This repair attempt was a bust. Not worth the time, though I really liked that NUC!
What does it mean when you pkug what you think is a suitable power supply into the NUC and the power switch lights up amber?
I am having exactly the same problem. Mine was caused because I removed the M2 SSD without powering off (yea learned my lesson). I just googled up and this video came up. The diode was burnt like black so It wasn't too hard to find. I would love to know how you went from here, did you manage to fix It?
Mine died out of the blue. I replaced the burned mosfet. Seeing that I had no schematics, that it's a many-laysr board, and that I'm not Ken Sharriff, and finally that I have to value my time, I dumped it. It was a sad end to the NUC! Thanks for sharing your story.
I have a intel nuc but i do not have the cord for pluging it in
You ever made a part 2 or eventually fixed it?
No. Without a schematic, it would take a lot of time to reverse engineer the power supply. Quite likely, it was a fault between PCB layers. I scrapped the board after pulling off some fun components.
@@nickydoes I have a somewhat similar issue withg my mini pc. It does not fully boot when I plug it in. I tried resetting the CMOS but it still goes into standby mode when I plug it in. I may try replacing the CMOS battery if I can figure out where to find it.
I had similar issu on a n intel Nuc 6 generation. I sent it to repair, apparently it’s a well know problem on these motherboard, still near the jack where the power is coming ….
hello . how much can cost to change that chip ? it burnt mine too...this intel nuc are craps
Whatever the cost, it was higher than the value of the NUC. I scavenged a few interesting parts and scrapped the rest.
I have same problem here, this Mosfet SM3303 are in short circuit, removing this component, short circuit gone, now i'm waiting other come fron china.
Bummer! I already scavenged parts and discarded the unit. Hope it helps someone!
Hi. Did the replacement MOSFET fix your problem?