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Makita DC10WA charger - R2 and R3 resistors, replacement for MIP3E5MY transistor

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  • #1 16298512
    linek27
    Level 11  
    Hello
    Makita DC10WA charger (7.2V - 10.8V Li-Ion) designed to charge Makita screwdriver batteries. Mosfet - MIP3E5MY was damaged. Please help me choose a replacement for the above. transistor. I guess you can only buy the original directly from China? Moreover, the SMD resistors R2 and R3 on the high voltage side are illegible and therefore I am asking you to provide their values.
    Makita DC10WA charger - R2 and R3 resistors, replacement for MIP3E5MY transistor
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  • #2 16298521
    pawlik118
    Level 33  
    Show me a photo of the entire board, maybe I have one that works.
  • #3 16298607
    linek27
    Level 11  
    Here you are.
    Makita DC10WA charger - R2 and R3 resistors, replacement for MIP3E5MY transistor
  • #4 16298659
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #7 16299222
    linek27
    Level 11  
    Thank you for your help. Unfortunately, the original can't be obtained. I will try MIP3E4MY and possibly MIP2E5DMY. Only those illegible resistors. Maybe some hints?
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    #8 16307947
    pawlik118
    Level 33  
    You probably need to draw a part of the diagram of this converter with these illegible resistors and select them based on the documentation of the converter controller.
  • #9 16308112
    linek27
    Level 11  
    I`ve already done that. The only problem is that the MIP3E5MY element in the executive diagram does not include these resistors. This means there is a direct connection to ground without any resistance. And be smart here.
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  • #10 16308633
    pawlik118
    Level 33  
    As for the repair - it is difficult to help without a piece of the diagram with the circuit with these resistors.
    As for your last entry, having basic knowledge about the operation of FLYBACK power supplies, you can more or less determine what resistors are supposed to be there. Without a diagram drawn from the board, it is difficult to guess the values. Show the diagram you drew.
  • #11 16309475
    linek27
    Level 11  
    Schematic please.
    Sometimes it`s nice to fix something yourself and learn something else. What about these resistors?
    Makita DC10WA charger - R2 and R3 resistors, replacement for MIP3E5MY transistor
  • #12 16310390
    pawlik118
    Level 33  
    Also send a view of the board from the elements side. The diagram shows that the resistors are mounted differently than usual.
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  • #14 16340953
    linek27
    Level 11  
    Hello
    Charger repaired. For posterity, the MIP3E5MY converter chip was replaced with MIP3E7MY. It is available in good electronics stores. Resistors R2 and R3 have values of 1 ohm and are connected in parallel. I guess that`s it. Topic to be closed.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Makita DC10WA charger, specifically addressing the replacement of the damaged MIP3E5MY MOSFET and the illegible values of SMD resistors R2 and R3. Users provided insights on potential replacements, with MIP3E4MY suggested as an alternative, though it has different specifications. It was clarified that MIP3E5MY is a converter, not a standard MOSFET, and the original part is difficult to source. Ultimately, the charger was successfully repaired using the MIP3E7MY converter chip, with R2 and R3 identified as 1-ohm resistors connected in parallel. The discussion emphasized the importance of circuit diagrams for accurate repairs.
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