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Asus P2B-F value of smd resistor R229

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First post, by bjrnx

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Hi everybody, can anyone who owns an Asus P2B-F be so kind and look up the value of the resistor R229 - see pictures attached for location.

I just got the board and this one is broken - looks like from rough storage maybe. If I bridge the resistor the board starts, otherwise it gives no sign of life - but I would be more comfortable not just bridging this but putting the right part back in place. Thanks.

Reply 1 of 5, by quicknick

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On my rev 1.0 board that's a zero ohm resistor, so bridging is safe 😀

Reply 2 of 5, by Horun

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What he ^ said ! On my P2B-F R229 has a O on it and reads o ohms with my Digital Multi meter, it looks exact same as R249 where PCI2 is silk screened. Check yours with a magnifier.
Probably could just jump with a wire. My board is also missing the other odd parts in same as yours and works perfectly....

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Reply 3 of 5, by bjrnx

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Thanks a lot! Let's hope that's the only fault there is. I'll give it a try tomorrow.

Reply 4 of 5, by bjrnx

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Hooray, it's working 😀
Found a fitting "resistor" on an donor board - with a big zero on it.

Reply 5 of 5, by Horun

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Good job !

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