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Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service

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  • Corrosion damaged battery identification circuit after flooding

    #1 19784461
    duchnowd
    Level 1  
    Posts: 1
    In the DeWalt DWST1-81078 radio, the part of the power supply that identifies the battery is damaged (the radio works on the power supply - it does not charge the battery and does not want to operate from the battery). I am looking for a person who will undertake repairs, preferably in Warsaw and the surrounding area.

    From what you can see, there is corrosion after flooding.

    Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service
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  • #2 19955916
    AleksanderP1
    Level 6  
    Posts: 33
    Rate: 18
    Hello experts, in my radio, the W1A 05 transistor blew in the power module, if I replace it with a new one, will it work properly or was the cause of the firing something else? Please help. Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service
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  • Identifying a burned W1A05 transistor on charging board

    #3 19957610
    AleksanderP1
    Level 6  
    Posts: 33
    Rate: 18
    Hello, I am asking for help in determining the parameter of the transistor that fired W 1A 05. I cannot find the diagram of this 94V-0 IQE-M1E365781 2320 board anywhere. This is the power and charging system in the DeWalt DWST1-81078 construction site radio. The previous speaker has the same arrangement after flooding. Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service
  • #4 19990066
    kudlatov
    Level 10  
    Posts: 15
    Rate: 25
    I also have a problem with such a tile after pouring. And I'm looking for a specialist to handle it.
    Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service Dewalt DWST1-81078 - charging the battery after flooding - I am looking for a service
  • #5 20018335
    Pokey
    Level 17  
    Posts: 345
    Help: 15
    Rate: 55
    Hello gentlemen. I have a follow-up question. How to open this radio. I unscrewed all the screws, but the halves do not want to come apart... Something is holding tightly.
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  • #6 20020522
    kudlatov
    Level 10  
    Posts: 15
    Rate: 25
    Two screws are hidden under the latches that connect this radio to another box. They are quite deep under this foam.
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  • #7 20023949
    Pokey
    Level 17  
    Posts: 345
    Help: 15
    Rate: 55
    Thank you!
    They were hidden there and another one under the stickers on the back. Well, the rest is under the speakers cover.
  • #8 21608544
    picia22
    Level 27  
    Posts: 1351
    Help: 73
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    Hello. i have an identical module after flooding i need identification of the components R17 and Q46 located at the power socket. Thank you in advance for your help.
  • Power supply module component list and markings

    #9 21932004
    Olo80
    Level 13  
    Posts: 151
    Rate: 8
    List of components in the power supply module – might be useful to someone :)

    Q46 X7ZL OR X7NX AO3407
    Q47 X7GL
    Q49 W1A
    D2 and D3: D34 or BF Zener 7.5V sod-123

    D35, D38, D39 – marked as D34
    D40 IZ

    R61 1k 0402
    R60 1k 0402
    R15 10 Ohm 0402
    R19 4.7k Ohm
    R143 17.2 kOhm 0402
    R221 R224 224 k 0402
    R223 and R220 27 kOhm 0402
    R217 100kOhm 0402
    R218 100kOhm 0402
    R200 155kOhm 0402
    R226 R100

    C192 C3 C4 11uF 1206

    U11 FC 127 SOT23-5
    U26 4202 6-pin SOT23 TPS54202

Topic summary

LABEL_AI_GENERATED
Discussion about repairing a flooded DeWalt DWST1-81078 construction radio/power module that no longer charges the battery or runs from battery power. The fault is traced to corrosion and damage in the battery-identification/charging section of the power supply board, including a blown W1A 05 transistor and requests for component identification such as R17 and Q46. The thread also covers how to open the radio enclosure and later provides a component list for the power supply module, including MOSFETs, zener diodes, resistors, capacitors, and regulator ICs useful for repair.
AI summary based on the discussion. May contain errors.
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