Sony Clie PEG-SL10 Motherboard Replacement
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If your Sony Clie PEG-SL10 is consistently experiencing issues that cannot be resolved with simple fixes, it is likely due to the motherboard needing a replacement. The motherboard is the main circuit board that connects everything in the Sony Clie Peg-SL10. When the motherboard fails, the device may fail to start or even freeze at random times. In this guide, we will provide the steps to replace the motherboard in your Sony Clie Peg-SL10. By following the instructions below, you can restore your device and keep track of your daily tasks with it.
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Rotate the motherboard toward you to show the cables on the opposite side of the motherboard.
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The motherboard is removed. To install the new motherboard, follow the directions in reverse.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
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I have a full reset whenever I take the battery out to recharge it. Given that all replacement motherboards will be as old as the unit, is there anyway to fix the board (I presume it’s a capacitor or super cell that keeps the charge long enough to swap the battery over normally?). The three cells seem to be soldered onto the board, but I presume could be replaced?
Anyone know of a way to fix this?
