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Asus A7V capacitor broken

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JesperGravgaard

Junior Member

Hi,

I accidentally broke a capacitor off my Asus A7V motherboard while inserting a CD-rom drive.

The capacitor is (was 🙂) located between the CLRTC and 3VSBSLT jumpers and is labelled CE30 on the board (in facts there are several labels in the area - but I think CE30 is the capacitor). The capacitor is marked with the following "Sanoy 1000uF 6.3V 105 degrees S.E.04 C G".

To my big surprise everything still worked when I turned on my PC again.

What should I do???

The capacitor must have some function since it is mounted on the motherboard!

Should I buy another capacitor and solder it onto the board? (The legs broke off the capacitor when it broke off - so the legs are still sitting on the board).

Any information or hint would be VERY welcome!

Regards

Jesper Gravgaard (gravgaard@mobilixnet.dk)

 
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