Resistance, but in this amp Perry. I used continuity tester all three leg made a beep in the four outputs q205, q204, q104, q105. The other four do not. The four I believe are OK read 1-3 121.6ohm. 1-2 121.4ohms and 2-3 00.0ohms. The four I believe to be bad read 1.2ohms 1.2 1.2 ohms 2-3 .4ohms.
I printed out a read your repair and testing papers. It helped, but it's still a learning process. Would the retifiers be bad cause the PS fets to blow also? The only reason I ask is I just noticed the spot in the thermal Greece where one sits is discoloration, where it got hot
A reading near 0 ohms between the legs of any individual transistor means it's defective or a transistor in parallel with it is defective. They would need to be removed from the circuit for more definitive testing.
A shorted rectifier could cause the power supply to fail but rectifier failure is relatively rare.
A shorted rectifier could cause the power supply to fail but rectifier failure is relatively rare.
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It looks like it's obsolete. Email the manufacturer to see if there is a sub.
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It looks like it's obsolete. Email the manufacturer to see if there is a sub.
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