The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with an RB450G board including no power, PoE not working, Ethernet ports not working, and the board not booting properly. It involves checking components like diodes, transistors, resistors, connectors, voltage outputs, clocks, and ferrite beads, and replacing any faulty components. If the problem persists after checking all components, then the board is considered unrepairable.
The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with an RB450G board including no power, PoE not working, Ethernet ports not working, and the board not booting properly. It involves checking components like diodes, transistors, resistors, connectors, voltage outputs, clocks, and ferrite beads, and replacing any faulty components. If the problem persists after checking all components, then the board is considered unrepairable.
The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with an RB450G board including no power, PoE not working, Ethernet ports not working, and the board not booting properly. It involves checking components like diodes, transistors, resistors, connectors, voltage outputs, clocks, and ferrite beads, and replacing any faulty components. If the problem persists after checking all components, then the board is considered unrepairable.
The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with an RB450G board including no power, PoE not working, Ethernet ports not working, and the board not booting properly. It involves checking components like diodes, transistors, resistors, connectors, voltage outputs, clocks, and ferrite beads, and replacing any faulty components. If the problem persists after checking all components, then the board is considered unrepairable.
These repair instructions are for NON WARRANTY repairs only!
Please make visual inspection for signs of corrosion or mechanical damages before starting.
No power, blue LED doesn’t shine
NOT OK Check Schottky diode Change faulty Schottky diode D802 OK
NOT OK NOT OK Check Zener diode Check PNP transistor Q802 Change faulty components D803 and Zener diode D804 OK
NOT OK Check P-channel MOSFET Change faulty MOSFET Q801 OK
NOT OK Check N-channel Dual MOSFET Change faulty MOSFET Q806 OK
NOT OK Check resistor R819 resistance. Change faulty resistor It should be 10 Ohm OK
NOT OK Check PWM controller Change faulty controller U803
Problem still appears
The board is unrepairable
PoE does not work NOT OK Check diode bridges Change faulty diode bridges D805, D806
OK NOT OK Check connector Change faulty connector J504
Problem still appears
The board is unrepairable
RB doesn’t boot, green and blue LED’s is shine
NO 2.5V NOT OK Check 2.5V output, Check ferrite beads FB801, FB806 Change faulty ferrite beads for example on C849 pins resistance. It should be less than 1 Ohm OK
NOT OK Change faulty DC-DC Step-Down Change faulty ferrite beads converter U805 OK
OK
Try to change RAM memory
U201-U204
NO 1.2V OK Check CPU core 1.2V output, Check ferrite beads FB802, FB803 Change faulty DC-DC Step-Down for example on C853 resistance. It should be less than 1 Ohm converter U806 NOT OK OK
Change faulty ferrite beads
NOT OK Check ferrite beads FB701, FB702 resistance. Change faulty ferrite beads It should be less than 1 Ohm OK
NO 40MHz Check 40MHz clock on crystal Change faulty crystal oscillator oscillator Y301 pin#3 OK
Try to change processor
U1
Problem still appears
The board is unrepairable
Ethernet port1 (J504) does not work, drop ping packets NOT OK Check resistors R563-R566 resistance. Change faulty resistors It should be 75 Ohm +/-1% OK
NOT OK Check transformer Change faulty connector TR501 OK
Check voltage drop between diode arrays D507, D508 NOT OK
pin#1 and Ground. This value should be in the range from Change faulty diode arrays and 0.21V to 0.26V measured in diode mode (hold “positive” 6-port GbE Switch U501 wire on the Ground and “COM” wire to D507 pin#1) OK
NO 1.5V OK Check 1.5V output, Check ferrite beads FB804, FB805 Change faulty DC-DC Step-Down for example on C841 pins resistance. It should be less than 1 Ohm converter U807 NOT OK OK
Change faulty ferrite beads
NOT OK Check ferrite bead FB501 resistance. Change faulty ferrite bead It should be less than 1 Ohm OK
NO 1.0V OK Check ferrite beads FB601, OK Check 1.0V output, Check PNP Change faulty 6-port FB602, FB604-FB607 resistance. for example on C619 transistor Q601 GbE switch U501 It should be less than 1 Ohm NOT OK NOT OK OK
NOT OK Check 25MHz clock on Change faulty Network processor R541 pins U1
Problem still appears
The board is unrepairable
Ethernet ports 2(J501), 3(J505), 4(J503), 5(J502) do not work, drops ping packets NOT OK Check termination resistance between Tx and Rx lines in the each Ethernet connector. Change faulty connectors It should be 150 Ohm +/- 2% OK
Check voltage drop between diode arrays D501-D506,
NOT OK D509, D510 pin#1 and Ground. This value should be in the Change faulty diode arrays and range from 0.21V to 0.26V measured in diode mode (hold 6-port GbE Switch U501 “positive” wire on the Ground and “COM” wire to D501 pin#1) OK
NO 1.5V OK Check 1.5V output, Check ferrite beads FB804, FB805 Change faulty DC-DC Step-Down for example on C841 pins resistance. It should be less than 1 Ohm converter U807 NOT OK OK
Change faulty ferrite beads
NOT OK Check ferrite beads FB502-FB505 resistance. Change faulty ferrite bead It should be less than 1 Ohm OK
NO 1.0V Check ferrite beads FB601, Check 1.0V output, Check PNP transistor OK OK Change faulty 6-port FB602, FB604-FB607 resistance. for example on C619 Q601 GbE switch U501 It should be less than 1 Ohm NOT OK
When you order components for repairing boards from our sales, please, write components reference number not a part number RB450G Reference picture RB450G Reference picture RB450G Reference picture RB450G Output Voltage picture
