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You need an electronics expert who can read schematics. Personally I would probably just buy another. But some other things to try: check for hot components. If a part is shorting the 5v to ground it will be quite hot. an infrared camera can help. Or just your fingers.
Otherwise it's probably the voltage regulator. That's the component that lowers the 12V to 5V. Do you have a copy of the schematic?
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You need an electronics expert who can read schematics. Personally I would probably just buy another. But some other things to try: check for hot components. If a part is shorting the 5v to ground it will be quite hot. an infrared camera can help. Or just your fingers.
Otherwise it's probably the voltage regulator. That's the component that lowers the 12V to 5V. Do you have a copy of the schematic?
ULTIMAKER 2 SCHEMATIC - click "raw":
https://github.com/Ultimaker/Ultimaker2/blob/master/1091_Main_board_v2.1.1_(x1)/Main Board V2.1.1.pdf
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