S19 XP
When it comes to repairing the Antminer S19XP hashboard, understanding the S19XP voltage flow is absolutely essential. Bitmain Antminer hashboard designs vary greatly between models, and the Antminer S19XP is no exception. Unlike Whatsminer models—which follow a relatively consistent voltage structure across versions like M30 and M50—the S19XP voltage flow is unique and requires specific … Read more
When inspecting an Antminer S19XP hashboard, understanding the voltage flow of its five key signals is critical: RST, RX, BI (BO), CLK, and TX. Each of these signals has a specific voltage range as it passes through the ASIC chips, and a failure in any one of them can prevent the entire hashboard from working. … Read more
Antminer S19XP {ERR:H1} error With the rise of more efficient crypto miners, it’s easy to overlook older models. However, some like the Antminer S19XP are still going strong with nearly 140 TH/s of hashing power. Despite its reliability, a common issue with this unit is the XP bad ASIC chip (BM1366AL , BM1366AG)error. This article walks through a real example of … Read more
When repairing crypto miners, especially the Antminer s19, it’s common to come across hashboards with various issues. One of the most visible problems is damaged wiring, which can cause serious connectivity failures if not handled properly. A common scenario in Antminer wire repair involves damage near the ASIC chips. If the damage happens in an … Read more