Hardware Need help: 2 SMD components popped out

[g_d_u_m]

Hello everybody,

I changed the M92T36 chip and realized after reassembling everything that 2 SMD components popped out.
I did not find them, but have been blown off the desk
They are shown in the red circle in the picture attached.

From the M92T30 datasheet I can see the top one is a capacitor with a non critical value (I put a 100nF replacement one) and the bottom one must be a resistor.
No info on the datasheet so I tried a 10k but I get a bluescreen as soon as I power up.

Can someone use a multimeter and give me the value measured on this resistor (no need to desolder it)? I will guess the right value by comparing with my measurement.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

 

[Pintglass]

Hello everybody,

I changed the M92T36 chip and realized after reassembling everything that 2 SMD components popped out.
I did not find them, but have been blown off the desk
They are shown in the red circle in the picture attached.

From the M92T30 datasheet I can see the top one is a capacitor with a non critical value (I put a 100nF replacement one) and the bottom one must be a resistor.
No info on the datasheet so I tried a 10k but I get a bluescreen as soon as I power up.

Can someone use a multimeter and give me the value measured on this resistor (no need to desolder it)? I will guess the right value by comparing with my measurement.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

I get 220k measured on the board

 

[g_d_u_m]

I get 220k measured on the board

That must explain why I get 51mA from the power supply instead of 40mA.
I need to order a 0201 220k resistor asap.

Thanks Pintglass!

 

[g_d_u_m]

Ok, 220k SMD resistor received and soldered.
I'm still having the same behaviour:
- I switch on the console, I get a blue screen.
- I enter RMC, launch Hekate, go to the battery info, both "Fuel Gauge IC info" and "Battery Charger IC info" show coherent information (with charger plugged in, and out).
- When connected to a 2.5 amp power supply (not the official Nintendo one, I don't have it here), it shows 48mA and never goes to 0 amp then 1+ amp...

What can I test to finally allow it to boot into OFW?

P.S.: trying to launch Atmosphere makes it crash after the first splashscreen

 

[FXDX]

If you get the blue screen but when you launch Hekate you get the necessary information on the screen, then there is a possibility that the eMMC may be something wrong with it.