POOF and magic smoke. Happened when the nozzle touched one of the Swiss clips holding the glass bed to the aluminum bed base. Measuring with a multimeter, I found out that the nozzle is GND and the aluminum bed bottom has very low resistance to the bed heater wires, meaning the touchdown caused a short circuit.
Can someone with a working board please measure DC voltage between the nozzle and aluminum bed base (Ender 3 preferably) both when the bed heater is off and on? I'd like to know if I need to take steps to avoid this kind of contact at all costs or if this was a fluke accident.
In the meantine, I've ordered a replacement LPC1768 and inductors to try and repair the damage. Also ordered a replacement board which will be my daily board. If this one is repaired, it'll serve as a backup unit.
вообще мне это напомнило историю одного знакомого, который мать болтами привернул к корпусу без вставок , то есть насмерть так, все выводные компоненты на корпус коротили =)))
но ничо, она выжила - входила в защиту и не включалась