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How to replace a 5V Regulator (AMS1117) on an Arduino Uno - [Ep. 0001] 

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@ricardofreire7802
@ricardofreire7802 9 месяцев назад
Me gustó mucho tu video, me sirve. Tuve el mismo accidente con mi Arduino, y ahora gracias a tu video, sé cuál es el motivo. Te saludo desde Ecuador, un país de Sudamérica.
@projectquests4625
@projectquests4625 9 месяцев назад
You're Welcome. I also added an updated comment if you ever have to do it again!
@SamuelClanton-j8x
@SamuelClanton-j8x Год назад
Nice job other than melting the crap out of the plastic plug I would like to advise you to be careful not to melt nearby plastic while executing this procedure thank you for the video 😊
@projectquests4625
@projectquests4625 9 месяцев назад
Thanks! The DC jack was still usable, thankfully. I sure learned a lesson when I made this video: It's not easy to solder around a camera (and lights so you can actually see what I'm doing). I'm impressed how easy all the other RU-vidrs manage to make it look!
@MrRightyouare
@MrRightyouare 3 года назад
Thanks for the video! I'm a complete beginner to this world and accidently fried (I think) the 3.3V AMS1777 voltage regulator on my ELEGOO Power Supply Module. I won't be replacing it anytime soon, but will keep this video handy for when the time comes!
@litedeveloper
@litedeveloper Год назад
great idea with adding solder. I never thought about that - game changer!!
@projectquests4625
@projectquests4625 9 месяцев назад
See my updated comment about trying Bismuth Solder!
@projectquests4625
@projectquests4625 9 месяцев назад
JUST AN UPDATE: You may have more success if you simply apply your iron directly to the top of the AMS1117. Sometimes it helps if you bridge all the pins with a solder blob as well. I have not attempted these methods with this LDO, but I have used it with other dead SMT parts. Also, If you use "low melt solder" (bismuth solder) to the pins before trying to remove the part instead of 60/40 as show in the video, that may make this job easier to do. I was only using the items I had on hand. A good hot air station is probably the best tool for this job, but my video does prove it can be done with a decent soldering iron if you don't have hot air.
@electricalcoder3025
@electricalcoder3025 4 года назад
Excellent and nice job PROJECT QUESTS 👍👌👍👌👍...as we have the same passion and channel content that is arduino and programming i SUBSCRIBED yours too...IAM YOUR 3RD SUBSCRIBER ...anyways all the very best FROM ELECTRICAL CODER
@_sampru
@_sampru 3 года назад
AMS1117 shiping in. You made it seem simple, lets see if I'm able to repair my arduinos
@BurntSheep
@BurntSheep 2 года назад
This really helped cud you make more of these like how to get the thing off the at mega chip is placed in?
@projectquests4625
@projectquests4625 9 месяцев назад
Sorry for the late reply. I think you're talking about the DIP socket. A powered vacuum solder sucker is easiest, but it can be done with a manual solder sucker.
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