Read the current.
Find the stage.
Lift the right chip.
AIFlasher turns real bench evidence — pre-prompt, peak and stable current, supply voltage, button response — into a ranked, rule-based diagnosis with the confirmation tests to prove it. Fully local. Every record wears its verification tag.
From bench measurement to ranked root cause in three moves.
The engine never guesses. It matches your evidence against an explicit, versioned rule set — and tells you exactly which measurement confirms or kills each candidate.
Enter real bench evidence
Platform, model, and what the board actually did on your supply: pre-prompt, peak, stable current, PSU voltage, button response, port mode. Real inputs only — the intake refuses estimates.
Rules rank the candidates
Your pattern is evaluated against the versioned rule set. Each match returns the suspected stage and its band fit. If nothing fits, the engine says NO MATCHING RULE — it will not invent one.
Prove it on the board
Every result ships with its confirmation tests — which rail to probe, in which order — so the multimeter, not the software, makes the final call before you lift anything.
Every value wears its provenance.
These counters read directly from the canonical data tier on this site — not marketing numbers. A platform that confidently states a wrong voltage is worse than one that says UNKNOWN, so records move to the verified tier only after bench confirmation.
loading counts…
Traced to a primary source: an IC datasheet, a schematic, or a known-good bench measurement. Auditable back to the document.
Working knowledge from platform pairings, standards, or teardowns. Usable for triage, flagged until a primary source confirms it.
No source — so the field says UNKNOWN and points you to the schematic. It is never rendered as an invented number.
A deterministic band matcher, not a magic answer box.
Enter your current readings; the workspace ranks the rule set by band fit, shows the possible stages, and lists the confirmation tests you must run before concluding.
Built for technicians who verify. Not for people who want magic.
What AIFlasher is
- A triage aid for techs who understand DC supplies, current measurement and board-level probing
- An explicit, versioned rule engine — every match is traceable to a written rule
- Local and private: no analytics, no tracking, processing stays in your browser
- Honest about coverage — sparse platforms return "no matching rule," never a fabricated answer
What it is not
- A definitive diagnosis — repair ends at your multimeter and scope, not at a screen
- A schematic database or a replacement for board-view software
- Statistically calibrated — band fit is a range check, not a probability
- A substitute for the official service manual of the device under test
Put a board on the bench and try it.
Two current readings and a symptom are enough to see how the engine reasons — and exactly where it tells you to probe next.
Start a diagnosis