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Originally Posted by galesc
Good job with the research it is very much appreciated. Did you do any research or do you have any speculation about why one is good and one is bad? Is there any known part of the circuit that is bad on one and not the other?
Thanks.
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I would have to assume that it is not component failure if one of the two boards is failing routinely. More likely there is a defect in the circuit board or the wrong part was placed during automated assembly. This happens quite commonly in electronics manufacturing, however it should have been picked up during acceptance tests.