One of my XBOX One controllers didn’t turn on anymore. This seems to be a common problem for the earlier models.
After opening it the fault was pretty much clear:
You can see a blown cap putty download , diode and transistor. The pcb traces are also lifted up.
Q7 Marking: 34p BN Component: BFT25A NPN transistor datasheet
D22 Marking: VT (?) Component: PZU13B3A Z-Diode 13V datasheet
C30 From measuring C33 100uF 10 V ± 20% X5R / X7R ceramic capacitor
The Marking of D22 was only partially readable.
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, it was replaced by the SSM3J328R datasheet. So it shouldn’t be a problem to replace the BJT with a mosfet.
I didn’t have the exact parts lying around, so it took similar ones. To be sure I also replaced the Q6.
The transistor was replaced by an FDN304 datasheet P-Channel Mosfet and the diode by a 12V melf z-diode.No the perfect soldering, but pads already came off and melf diode had to fit in.
After all the controller worked again flawlessly wireless with batteries and wired via usb.