Quote from: foncho86 on May 19, 2020, 12:19:28 AM

Found the other board has a faulty chip, when I was cleaining it.. the chip falled down with the heatsink.

Quote from: mikeywith on May 18, 2020, 12:09:47 AM

probably has a losen heatsink or a faulty chip somewhere

See that was an easy guess, in fact the T17e has a failure rate of 30%, the majority of that 30 % is the exact problem you have, so for everyone else reading this (probably in the near future) whenever you get a board showing 0 asic or temp-sensor issues, know that most of the time it's a chip/heatsink issue.

The good thing is that the chip you going to remove will have pre-tin solder on it, so you only need to heat it and you don't need any tin-tool for that, you can refer to this videoto get a better idea on how to replace the chip,