positive and negative mean 2 connections
you lost one of the 2 connections you need both.
how did it fall off?
thanks for the replies guys.
It hasnt fell off, its still in the busbar with the screw in it, its unnattached from the hashboard.
That is your DC power positive terminal, without it, there is no power feeding into the hashboard, how else do you think the hashboard is receiving power from the PSU? you will need to resolder that terminal, and make sure it's done by a professional, these things need to be tight for voltage to be in the required range, if it's loose, you could toast the board, be careful while dealing with it, the fact that it fell suggests that it was overheating, that's common if you didn't tighten the screws, loose terminals = heat.
I assumed the power was via some of the other molex type connectors, didnt need to trace every connection in the past.
ive tried applying solder at 435 degrees, the solder already stuck to the current connector and the hashboard doesnt turn to liquid.
Are there any guides on this
so the part appears to have gotten so warm it melted the solder. thus coming loose.
if the screws were tight enough.
some other reason overheated the area melting the solder.
I am thinking that soldering it back won't fix it as there is a hidden short that gets it too hot.
