Powerbook 180c broken diode ID

[Brockley]

My Powerbook 180c didn’t have the tiny screw that holds the case together under the flap, so I replaced it with a similar one that turned out to be too long, but stilled seemed to work.

Opened up the machine for something else, and it turns out that long screw busted off a diode on the motherboard. It’s D1 in the picture, seems to be labeled A6 P33. Could someone help ID this so I can solder on another one? Also… I’ve been using this machine in this state for a few weeks now, could there have been any damage with that component busted while it’s powered up?

 

[croissantking]

Opened up the machine for something else, and it turns out that long screw busted off a diode on the motherboard. It’s D1 in the picture, seems to be labeled A6 P33. Could someone help ID this so I can solder on another one?

It's labelled A6p (the 33 is not important), see page 31 of this catalog.

It's a BAS16 in a SOT23 package.

Mouser link

Also… I’ve been using this machine in this state for a few weeks now, could there have been any damage with that component busted while it’s powered up?

Doubtful. You should be fine.

 

[Brockley]

It's labelled A6p (the 33 is not important), see page 31 of this catalog.

It's a BAS16 in a SOT23 package.

Mouser link



Doubtful. You should be fine.

Thanks a bunch! Got one on order. This machine is in great shape I'd hate for something stupid like that to give it an issue so I'm glad that I should be good. And I appreciate the catalog link, that's a great resource.