I suppose you can’t RMA them (it’s too late), so it’s time to open them and look inside:
Inspect all electrolytic capacitors on board, closely (with magnifier). Any signs of bulging, leaking or discoloration of PCB around them means they have to be replaced.
You can also try hooking up TTL UART to get bios console, then you can tweak some settings or at least get error message of what’s going on (if it’s sw fault).
UART pins are marked on the PCB, just make sure you use 3.3V TTL adapter (look for USB2TTL converter with jumper to select voltage… ones without selection are often 5V only and that will damage your RB). Examples of console access can be found by googling RB951 UART.
I have other power supply and tasted more than one (even POE) but that isn’t the problem.
For RMA it’s too late.
I have controlled all capacitors and seem good. I have disassembled and checked with a digital multimeter. Actually I think that it’s a sw problem because happened before last upgrade when there was a system vulnerability and I hade to use netinstall for a lot of routers installed (in these cases didn’t work and I changed the router)
As far as hookig TTL UART I haven’t found the correct informations on google. Can you please post a link where I can find the informations how to use RB951 UART and console access?
Here are the UART pins on the PCB (2x2 in the middle):
They are labelled, so you know where to connect what:
You need GND, RX, TX.
Board RX ===> USB2TTL TXD
Board TX ===> USB2TTL RXD
Board GND ===> USB2TTL GND
And you want to use USB 2 TTL adapter like this:
It should have a jumper to select voltage to 3.3V.
Adapters that doesn’t have that jumper are 5V and will damage your RB!
Always worth double-checking with a multimeter before connecting the RB…