Purple screen switch oled after switching chip

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So after installing a new chip and checking all the values in diode mode on first boot the purple screen appeared, purple screen is here also after removing all cables

Before turning on in both occasion i checked the connection in diode mode and they were all good, the sp1 point is not a pr
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oblem since i have been running the switch without it for more than 1 months
 
So after installing a new chip and checking all the values in diode mode on first boot the purple screen appeared, purple screen is here also after removing all cables

Before turning on in both occasion i checked the connection in diode mode and they were all good, the sp1 point is not a prView attachment 455108View attachment 455109View attachment 455110oblem since i have been running the switch without it for more than 1 months


The cmd resistor is most likely the cause of the people screen. It's 4.7k ohm 0201. The missing sp1 cap is just a filter from what I've seen and should still be ok without it.
 

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Hi, thanks all for the attention
My problem is not that resistor as it has a good ohm value
 
Your problem is most likely that one, it’s a really common problem, do you measure it directly on the board or desoldered?

Read the first thread in my link above, the person thought it was ok like you do.
A new one and the purple went away.
 
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Your problem is most likely that one, it’s a really common problem, do you measure it directly on the board or desoldered?

Read the first thread in my link above, the person thought it was ok like you do.
A new one and the purple went away.
i misured it on tge board directly, i already have the replacement part at home, as soon as i come back i will replace it

thx for the help really appreciate it!
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Your problem is most likely that one, it’s a really common problem, do you measure it directly on the board or desoldered?

Read the first thread in my link above, the person thought it was ok like you do.
A new one and the purple went away.
u are the real one bro
 
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