L41 component on A7V266

IceMan3928 · 02-15-03, 07:32 PM

Well, i recently broke the L41 component while trying to mount a waterblock. (im not to sure what it is, i thought L stood for loop, but i didnt know they used those in motherboards) So, is there anybody out there that knows the type and value of this component so i can get another one and have a go at fixing it? Its located right around the mounting hole closest to the RAM slots and on the bottom of the CPU socket (the side with the ZIF leverf). Thanks.

Norrko · 02-15-03, 07:54 PM

L stands for coil (in engineering business) and I'm sure it made something valuable on the board... I'm sorry to hear that and I'm even more sorry that I can't help you... Those surface mounted basta..s are so tiny, so tiny... You are good at soldering? Cause you'll need that skill....

Sorry!

/Norrko

IceMan3928 · 02-15-03, 08:10 PM

If i can get the part then i can solder it on, its getting the part that is the problem, I already emailed asus asking this and basically their take on it was "you broke it, its not our fault, so we dont have to help you fix it".

IceMan3928 · 02-17-03, 12:28 PM

bump. Id kinda like to get this fixed.

02-15-03, 07:32 PM	Thread Starter #1
IceMan3928 Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Little Rock, AR (AR is Arkansas NOT Arizona!!!)	L41 component on A7V266 Well, i recently broke the L41 component while trying to mount a waterblock. (im not to sure what it is, i thought L stood for loop, but i didnt know they used those in motherboards) So, is there anybody out there that knows the type and value of this component so i can get another one and have a go at fixing it? Its located right around the mounting hole closest to the RAM slots and on the bottom of the CPU socket (the side with the ZIF leverf). Thanks. __________________ Athlon XP 1700+ tbredB 2400MHz @ 2v 1.25GB PC3200 ATI Radeon 9700pro PNY GeForce 3 Ti-500 has found a new home but is still loved 11014 3DMarks\|OC3D Abit NF7-S D-Tek TC-4 water cooling proudly folding for team 32!!! Avatar made as small as possible to save bandwidth Member of the ÒÓ fan club :p
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02-15-03, 07:54 PM	#2
Norrko Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Sweden	L stands for coil (in engineering business) and I'm sure it made something valuable on the board... I'm sorry to hear that and I'm even more sorry that I can't help you... Those surface mounted basta..s are so tiny, so tiny... You are good at soldering? Cause you'll need that skill.... Sorry! /Norrko __________________ Vapochill Case \| Asus A7N8X DLX\| XP2400 JIUHB 0315 @ 2.64 GHz \| OCZ PC3500EL 2x256Mb Dual channel\| GF 4 Ti4200 128Mb \| IBM GXP120 80GB \| Maxtor DiamondMax 9 80GB FDB\| IBM/Hitachi GXP180 \| 60GBSamsung DVD SD616 \| Pioneer DVR-104 DVD-R/W \| TFT 17" Hyundai Q17 Silver\| Antec 480W TruePower PSU \|
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02-15-03, 08:10 PM	Thread Starter #3
IceMan3928 Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Little Rock, AR (AR is Arkansas NOT Arizona!!!)	If i can get the part then i can solder it on, its getting the part that is the problem, I already emailed asus asking this and basically their take on it was "you broke it, its not our fault, so we dont have to help you fix it". __________________ Athlon XP 1700+ tbredB 2400MHz @ 2v 1.25GB PC3200 ATI Radeon 9700pro PNY GeForce 3 Ti-500 has found a new home but is still loved 11014 3DMarks\|OC3D Abit NF7-S D-Tek TC-4 water cooling proudly folding for team 32!!! Avatar made as small as possible to save bandwidth Member of the ÒÓ fan club :p
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02-17-03, 12:28 PM	Thread Starter #4
IceMan3928 Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Little Rock, AR (AR is Arkansas NOT Arizona!!!)	bump. Id kinda like to get this fixed. __________________ Athlon XP 1700+ tbredB 2400MHz @ 2v 1.25GB PC3200 ATI Radeon 9700pro PNY GeForce 3 Ti-500 has found a new home but is still loved 11014 3DMarks\|OC3D Abit NF7-S D-Tek TC-4 water cooling proudly folding for team 32!!! Avatar made as small as possible to save bandwidth Member of the ÒÓ fan club :p
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