Here it is:

quicknick wrote:

Here it is:

SR-M401-A.rar

Thank you quicknick!

But unfortunately still no sign of life.
I will check all jumpers again.

Does the CPU get warm/do you have another CPU to test with, preferably 5 volt? Any beeps in the speaker (you do have one attached, I suppose)? Cheap POST analyzer card would help a lot.

I double checked the jumper settings and I think they are ok (not the one shown in the picture).
Yes, CPU and chipset gets warm, but I will also test with a 5V CPU in the next days. Just to make sure the CPU or the voltage regulator are not the problem.
I attached a speaker, of course.
But there is no beep, no display and no POST message - just keyboard blink.
I've got a POST analyzer card, but it doesn't show any message at all.
I flashed your provided BIOS. Hmm... maybe I should check if the BIOS ROM is still filled with data?!
Any idea why it might have been empty?

Hello
I got recently a SR-M401-A board with a leaky battery which damaged some components around so bad that they felt of the board. I want to try to repair , but I need some help. That's why I would like to ask somebody who owns this board to support me with some high resolution pictures of the area around the the battery and the UMC8663A chip. I want to see the values of the resistors which vanished from my board.

I have two of those boards. Both are not working. I will upload some pictures of the board around christmas time. I won't be home until then.

Thank you JimWest !
Meanwhile I will try to get some pictures sooner, if possible, from some other members. I found on this forum one other discussion related to this motherboard.
If not possible I will wait for you.
Thanks again!

There you go. D7 is part of the charging circuit so I removed it in order to use a standard coin cell. Good luck with your repair!

Thank you!
It seems that you also had to do with a leaking battery. But you had minimal damages. My board looks really bad, I think that the chances to repair it are minimal.

Indeed not much damage on mine, just one small trace near the battery, another larger one on the back and the via near R98. Yours won't be that easy to repair. First off I would desolder everything in the damaged area, scrape off the 'rotten' solder mask and check continuity of every trace. Vias are more problematic, and you have a handful of them. I reinforce them with small lengths of wire or legs cut off from scrap ICs.

It's great that you help with the pictures, Quicknick. As mentioned earlier, neither of my two work. One has only a small battery damage, the other is worse. But not as bad as yours. Maybe I'll try to fix them over the holidays. 😀