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So thought I would release some images I have of my DSL-AX82U with the top cover removed.
(a very compact Main Board it has)
DSL-AX82U Top Cover Removed:
DSL-AX82U Top Cover Removed: (closer look)
DSL-AX82U Main Circuit Board Top View
DSL-AX82U Main Circuit Board underside View
DSL-AX82U Mother Board Powered On
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CPU is not similar and the cooling requirement may be different.
Good point, also DSL-AX82U is newer than RT-AX82U, so maybe have learn’t form the RT-AX82U design
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So had to replace the DC power Socket on my DSL-Ax82U Motherboard as it was faulty
For reference, ASUS seem to like using for there Modem / Routers the ….
;- PCB Mount DC 2.1mm x 5.5mm Power Socket /Â DC-005 Barrel Connector.
PCB Mount DC 2.1mm x 5.5mm Power Socket DC-005 Barrel Connector.
Picture before DSL-AX82U – DC Power Socket removed ‘below’
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Absolutely, lots of PCB boards do suffer from cold soldering mechanical failure/cracking, for me, the DC jack plug goes in and then falls out, as part of the socket plate (pin 3) that presses against the jack plug has mechanical failed (weak) which is a real pain.
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