Hi peeps. I'm revisiting a botched repair from years ago from a Sanyo projector which I released excess smoke from (see pic).
After refurbishing the projector to remove all of the dust from the lenses, LCDs etc, during reassembly, I accidentally mixed up two of the plugs and connected them back to the wrong place on the board, and there was a fizzle and puff of magic smoke when I turned it back on
Unfortunately no genie appeare...
I tested the neighboring components (L5606 & L5607 etc) which looked identical to the frazzled component, and they had zero ohms resistance. Back then, I didn't know that 'L' meant inductor, so I assumed they were zero ohm resistors
So I soldered an ugly solder blob across the section of the board,
and it does actually work! But the fan runs at 'ludicrous speed' instead of what it ought to with the usual start-up sequence.
Now I want to see if replacing the ugly solder blob with the correct component will make it work properly again, or if other damage was done. But I did some research on the part from the service manual and searching online. I've posted the part number, circuit diagram, a photo of the component on the board etc all in the image. The actual component is L5701, but there's just the solder blob there now (my soldering iron's element died the other day too so I can't remove this right now). The components next to it (L5606 & L5607) are identical, and they have the same part number in the service manual. They also measure zero ohms resistance.
I can't tell if I should be looking for an inductor/ferrite bead etc, and what specs I would need in terms of current rating, voltage etc.
If anyone in the know could please take a look at the pic and let me know what component I need to replace L5701 I'd be very grateful!