Bit of a long shot I think, but maybe someone's been inside one or is willing to take one apart for a couple pictures?
I bought a cheap but broken Snap-On EECT900 multi-probe. Upon disassembly I found an inductor broken and rattling around inside of it. Parts are readily had from various electronic component suppliers and it looks like something I can replace on the board without *too* much trouble.
I'm not positive the value of the inductor. I can't quite read what was printed on it. There is another undamaged inductor on the board with a legible value and I think from what I can faintly see on the other they are the same. Before I make my guess and see how it goes I'd really like the see a picture of an intact board if anyone has one or is willing to get one?
The cord comes off, then the bezel around the screen has 4 snaps at the corners, once its off there's 3 plugs in the side of the unit (I used a knife to remove them) with phillips screws under to separate the clam-shells. Thanks!
I bought a cheap but broken Snap-On EECT900 multi-probe. Upon disassembly I found an inductor broken and rattling around inside of it. Parts are readily had from various electronic component suppliers and it looks like something I can replace on the board without *too* much trouble.
I'm not positive the value of the inductor. I can't quite read what was printed on it. There is another undamaged inductor on the board with a legible value and I think from what I can faintly see on the other they are the same. Before I make my guess and see how it goes I'd really like the see a picture of an intact board if anyone has one or is willing to get one?
The cord comes off, then the bezel around the screen has 4 snaps at the corners, once its off there's 3 plugs in the side of the unit (I used a knife to remove them) with phillips screws under to separate the clam-shells. Thanks!