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Yes with the meter set to 200 ohms the resistance between S1-2 and C13 is 02.5 and resistance between S1-2 and C9 is 02.5
Resistance with Black probe on speaker ground terminal, meter on 200 ohms, S1-2 reads 11.8 ohms now
Thats weird, I dont know how i got 48.5 ohms back then.
I haven't cut any wires yet either.
Ok i did, and no it doesn't change
Ok it doesn't go into protect mode. I even tried connecting Speakers too and it stays on.
Ok, i just did, theres no DCV readings
No i dont have any of those. Its too early to have the larger Speakers connected and to play them real loud but with the smaller bookshelf speaker connected, its able to play loud without shutting off, with or without having the Speaker connected.
I need to get some sleep but ill try the larger speakers later today if you think its safe and get back to soon as possible with the results
Yes,
We just need to find out which one
It would be best to find the faulty component and fully repair the amp.
As thing are now ,the amp is working with the output DCV protection disabled.
Since you checked that there is no DCV on all outputs you can play the amp as it is(with the wire cut).
There is future risk of blowing a speaker :
If for some reason, the amp will develop a fault that will create DCV on an output .
The speaker connected to that output may be blown.
With power disconnected.
Check the resistance of R2 and R3 (DMM in ohm 200K range).
Take two measurements on each ("flipping" the probes ,4 measurements).
Repeat the test in Diode Test mode on the DMM.(another 4 measurements)
What do we get?
Have you got any resistors on hand?
We just need to find out which one
It would be best to find the faulty component and fully repair the amp.
As thing are now ,the amp is working with the output DCV protection disabled.
Since you checked that there is no DCV on all outputs you can play the amp as it is(with the wire cut).
There is future risk of blowing a speaker :
If for some reason, the amp will develop a fault that will create DCV on an output .
The speaker connected to that output may be blown.
With power disconnected.
Check the resistance of R2 and R3 (DMM in ohm 200K range).
Take two measurements on each ("flipping" the probes ,4 measurements).
Repeat the test in Diode Test mode on the DMM.(another 4 measurements)
What do we get?
Have you got any resistors on hand?
Yes,
We just need to find out which one
It would be best to find the faulty component and fully repair the amp.
As thing are now ,the amp is working with the output DCV protection disabled.
Since you checked that there is no DCV on all outputs you can play the amp as it is(with the wire cut).
There is future risk of blowing a speaker :
If for some reason, the amp will develop a fault that will create DCV on an output .
The speaker connected to that output may be blown.
With power disconnected.
Check the resistance of R2 and R3 (DMM in ohm 200K range).
Take two measurements on each ("flipping" the probes ,4 measurements).
Repeat the test in Diode Test mode on the DMM.(another 4 measurements)
What do we get?
Have you got any resistors on hand?
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Ok
In 200k mode...
R2 reads 09.8
flipping the probes it reads 09.8
R3 reads 95.2
Flipping the probes it reads 96.8
In diode mode...
R2 reads 1.546
flipping the probes it reads 1.745
R3 reads 1.131
flipping the probes it reads .687
I have maybe 12 different resistors here at home.
Ok
Meter set on diode...
D8 reads .614
D9 reads .611
D10 reads .616
D11 reads .627
With probes flipped...
D8 reads .977
D9 reads 1.266
D10 reads 1.279
D11 reads 1.261
I have two 2k resistors, an 8.2k, and a 2.2k resistor
Looks like we found our bandit...D8.
Please confirm it's measurement's (comparing to the other diodes).
If they confirm you should cut a single leg of D8 (in the middle as shown,so that if needed it would be easy to solder it back),
lift the leg a bit and recheck D8.
I hope your cutter is fine enough for that job.
Please confirm it's measurement's (comparing to the other diodes).
If they confirm you should cut a single leg of D8 (in the middle as shown,so that if needed it would be easy to solder it back),
lift the leg a bit and recheck D8.
I hope your cutter is fine enough for that job.
The pads on D8 read .978 and reads nothing when i flip the probes
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