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2nd February 2009, 03:46 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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orion 8002 doesnt work
well i got ahold of an orion 8002, in great condition(dei version i beleive). I have another one, that works great. However the one i just got does not. The power light comes on, but it doesnt produce power. Fuse isnt blown, and i just dropped it in to replace my other 8002 to test, so it was all hooked up right. where should i start to see what i need to fix? thanks
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2nd February 2009, 08:28 PM
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Location: Louisiana
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The first thing you need to do is confirm that all of the ICs and the outputs have supply voltage.
I have no experience with the amp and am going by what I can see on ampguts. On the TL074s, you should have +15v DC on the center pin on the bottom row and -15v DC on the center pin on the top row. Place your black meter probe on a non-bridging speaker terminal. You should read approximately ±50v DC (guessing - maybe more or less) on the large green resistors. Again, black probe on non-bridging speaker terminal. On the PIC IC (the one in the socket), place your black meter probe on pin5 and the red probe on pin 14, you should read ~5v. See attached for pin configuration. Be very careful not to let your probes slip when probing ICs.
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5th February 2009, 07:17 AM
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thank you perry, i havnt done that yet but i will soon.
I actually did find a burnt spot on the board, mainly on 2 resistors(they were close together). My dad gave me some replacements(he builds tube amps, but doesnt fool with this stuff). i put them in, and tested off off a 12v power supply. again the light came on, and no output. however those new resistors got really hot really quick, and yet the power supply was only 30 watts. so something is making them hot, ill get some pics here as soon as i can |
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5th February 2009, 07:24 AM
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i got this off of ampguts, and just marked where the 2 resistors i replaced were
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5th February 2009, 02:20 PM
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Location: Louisiana
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Were you able to read the value of the original resistors? If so, are these the same value?
Can you post or email me some better photos?
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5th February 2009, 04:04 PM
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yes they were the same. My dad builds guuitar tube amps, he's been doing it for a good while. i hope he knew the right ones to give me lol. but yea they were. and ill get some better pics here soon
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