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Hantek 6022BE - Shorted Diode D1

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Post time 2017-12-12 05:07:57 | Show all posts |Read mode
Hello
I somehow damaged my Hantek 6022BE. When i connect it to my computer, the computer switches off.
This must be a short circuit somewhere, correct?
I measured the D1 and it is shorted. Also, pins 1 and 3 of AMS1117 are shorted. the USB pins and the BNC connector are OK, they are not shorted.
if I remove the D1 diode, the short is gone.
so i suspect that this diode is shorted and I have to replce it. can you please tell me the diode type and code?

is there anything else I can check?

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Post time 2017-12-13 16:15:16 | Show all posts



Sir, please check whether there is short circuit between the four pins.


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 Author| Post time 2017-12-13 16:32:23 | Show all posts
Hello

I have checked. There is NO short between the 4 pins.

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Post time 2017-12-13 16:43:48 | Show all posts
Michalis replied at 2017-12-13 16:32
Hello

I have checked. There is NO short between the 4 pins.

The model of the D1 is ZMM6V2.
If you can find it, please replace it and check whether there is short circuit between the four pins of the USB cable again.

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 Author| Post time 2017-12-13 17:16:35 | Show all posts
thank you!
if I cannot find the smd model, is it ok to use a normal 6.2V Zener?

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Post time 2017-12-19 10:37:32 | Show all posts
Sir, You can replace the normal Zener with same function to try.
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