C14 on V3 board failed violently
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turbosundance
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C14 on V3 board failed violently
A friend of mine tried to start his motor on MS for the first time but after cranking the motor with a weak battery on a charger the MS stopped communicating with the PC. He found that C14 had gone up in smoke. What would cause this?
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Matt Cramer
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Re: C14 on V3 board failed violently
Could be one of the following:
1. Voltage spike from a bad charger
2. C14 installed backwards
3. Defective C14
1. Voltage spike from a bad charger
2. C14 installed backwards
3. Defective C14
