To understand the initial problem, it is possible that the repalced chip are not compatible with the original chips.
It is important to ensure that the bin numbers are consistent with the original hashboard when replacing with 9K chips.
When retrieving chips from scrapped hashboards, make sure to select them accurately.
The best way is by using the series-parallel 2-part method.
If the chips are connected in parallel, it would be difficult to pinpoint the specific faulty chip. In that case, you would need to disconnect and measure each chip individually. However, if the chips are connected in series, you can remove the chip in the middle to determine whether the issue is before or after the removed chip.
Check it is the chip's output voltage 0 or the impedance 0.
If the chip's output voltage is 0, check wheter there is output in the front domain, or there is coupling capacitor falling. and there will be no CLK in the next domain;
If the impedance is 0, the chip's CLK signal is short-circuited, and you need to remove one of the chips in the domain to know which chip is shorted.
The temperature on the hashboard is uploaded through the connection between the 62nd chip and the temperature controller. If there is a signal interruption and the temperature is not displayed, you should troubleshoot it as a fault related to the 62nd chip. Treat it as a repair for the 62nd chip or as a repair for a missing chip.
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