Thanks. I've not read through that whole post yet to get my head around it but was thinking it would be best to swap components like for like rather than adding variables as I don't have the experience.
Another problem is finding replacement "working" boards doesn't seem to be cheap, even faulty boards pulling quite a premium.
Topic: Antminer S7 board repair (Read 223 times)
I forgot the name of the member here in the forum who offering to repair board. Much better to buy a new board instead than repairing the s7 board.
Anyway, maybe this thread could help you check this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cheap-and-simple-repair-of-s7-hash-board-1420909
And this site bitmainwarranty.com just found it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/antminer-s7s9-boards-who-repairs-them-surely-someone-does-2728991
But I don't think if they are actually safe always make sure that you read the whole thread first for some reply or reviews so that you are far from scammers.
Anyway, maybe this thread could help you check this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cheap-and-simple-repair-of-s7-hash-board-1420909
And this site bitmainwarranty.com just found it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/antminer-s7s9-boards-who-repairs-them-surely-someone-does-2728991
But I don't think if they are actually safe always make sure that you read the whole thread first for some reply or reviews so that you are far from scammers.
I have some knowledge on the repair process for S9's which is the same as the S7 I also have replacement chips for those miners if you want to PM me i can try to help you out on how to test the chips to find the bad one
There seems to be so many posts of people having hashing board problems but just not many with successful repairs.
What I'm looking for is either someone or a company that will repair (preferably in UK) or a detailed guide on fault finding/repair.
From what I've seen, the most common seems to be capacitor replacement but without any info, I think these people just hit lucky as it's the easiest component to swap out.
Any advice on fault finding or repair would be great!
What I'm looking for is either someone or a company that will repair (preferably in UK) or a detailed guide on fault finding/repair.
From what I've seen, the most common seems to be capacitor replacement but without any info, I think these people just hit lucky as it's the easiest component to swap out.
Any advice on fault finding or repair would be great!
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