i think fan0 mosfed died.

dc42

@weput, that looks repairable to me. If you can desolder the last remaining bit of the old mosfet attache to the top left pad, then it looks like it should be possible to fit a new one. https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connector_and_spare_part_numbers#Section_Fan_mosfet

A Former User

@weput said in i think fan0 mosfed died.:

fan2 doesnt. ;(

did the circled area clean up on TR1? if not it might need replacing as well. given fan 1 works, you might get away with new fets.

dc42

PS - I just found that old thread, https://forum.duet3d.com/post/34904. Relevant if your Duet doesn't have any blade fuses.

EDIT: but if fan 1 works, that trace must be OK.

weput

@dc42 ok dumb question:

how do i know if my duet has blade fuses?

A Former User

if you can't see them, they're probably not there

dc42

Check the PCB version marked on it. Version 1.03 was the first version with a fan fuse.

weput

@bearer this one definitely don't have.

A Former User

@weput the fuse is likely less important as long as Fan 1 works. But do take a closer look at TR1 after the clean up as indicated above.

weput

@bearer said in i think fan0 mosfed died.:

it look fine.... but fan2 still doesn't move.

A Former User

@weput said in i think fan0 mosfed died.:

it look fine

i'd beg to differ, looks like a tiny hole in it, and given the other symptoms odds are it has failed, just less spectacularly.

weput

well...

maybe is time to think on a newer duet?

fan1 had the heatsink fan on.. thermostatically controlled. Maybe that's why i didnt blew.

fan2 had nothing on it.

dc42

Please clarify: does just fan 1 work, or do no fans work (which is what you said in your original post)?

weput

@dc42 said in i think fan0 mosfed died.:

does

FAN1 works. (currently set as tool 0 fan.)
FAN2 doesn't.
FAN0 is blown.

weput

i just realized i wrote mosfed instead of mosfet.

(facepalm)

dc42

OK, so you have 2 failed mosfets.

weput

FYI guys...

i managed to make fan2 work.. but somehow fan0 aint doing it...

also, when i was about to solder the self resetting fuse (vssa), after removing the soldered wire for the temporary pot... i checked continuity and it had continuity... so the old fuse was working.

yeah... very strange.

A Former User

@weput said in i think fan0 mosfed died.:

so the old fuse was working

i think i've seen dc42 suggest waitng a day or two to see if the self resetting fuse recovers - but i though you had trouble with the fans, not the VSSA fuse that is for the thermistor ground connection?

weput

trouble with both.

i received the package (finally) with the spare parts.

weput

my board is hardware version 1, so this is not a self reset fuse...

on the fan1 blown transistor,.. it seems i fucked up the board when cleaning/removing the old part.

A Former User

@weput said in i think fan0 mosfed died.:

it seems i f***ed up the board when cleaning/removing the old part.

these things happen with too much heat, the copper becomes delaminated from the substrate.

not the end of the world, we have all the files we need to find a workaround, the missing pad is a ground connection, so you could solder in the mosfet, and run a wire from the leg with no pad to any other ground pin

(edit: fixed silkscreen on top of screenshot)