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Join Date: May 2009
Location: 52.740N, 15.230E
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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Rockford will likely provide a schematic for the amp.
Which parts are damaged?
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: 52.740N, 15.230E
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MOSFET transistors OUTPUT POWER exchanged;
D 400 elements are damaged, D 401 of the Diode which is printed on Ed 79 and, what it behind diodes, schotky? and transistors Q 400, Q 402, Q 403, This Q 400 and Q 403 is DH 29 symbol and 56, Q 402 symbol and 06, is it and marking and 06 & and 56? Pease help me |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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The larger transistors are PZTA instead of MPSA. The smaller transistor is MMBTA instead of MPSA. The symbol is for General Semiconductor which is now Vishay.
The diodes are likely ES2Ds: http://sigma.octopart.com/5731/datas...ishay-ES2D.pdf
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Join Date: May 2009
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Perry Babin You are The Best
I know that the original is PZTA but I wanted to use the MPSA Tomorrow we will try to run the amplifier Thank you very much, Regards.Lee |
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The MPSA part could be used for testing but it's unlikely that it could dissipate enough heat to survive long term. The PZTA uses the board as a heatsink.
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Join Date: May 2009
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Hi Perry
Welcome to all members I came back Waiting for a package from DigiKey for original transistors PZTA and other I have a question .... Are all power transistors OUTPUTS are N-Channel HEXFET Power MOSFET ? (20 pieces IRFP260N ) |
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I don't know. If no one else can answer this question, email Rockford for a copy of the schematic.
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Output mosfets all IRFP260N.Before power up the amp .I reccomend you to install only four output mosfets.This amp is full bridge,so put two to each part of the bridge.I repaired 10001BD and 20001BD .I had problem with driver stage and half of mosfets got shorted in a second.No any heat,no fuse blow
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