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Join Date: Sep 2006
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When trying to power this amp up it draws 40+ amps of current. I took the outputs out of the amp and tryed it again still draws 40+ amps.
I checked the fets all test good but looks like someone messed with them . The fets that are in this amp right now are FQP65N06 with 100 ohm gate resistors. Wondering what to check next since this thing is drawing way to much current |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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While powering it up through a limiting resistor, try twisting/pushing/pulling on the transformer to see if the current draw changes.
Does it only draw excessive current after applying remote voltage? Is it possible that the FETs were replaced? If so, check the driver transistors and the gate resistors.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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It only draws 40+ amps when remote is hooked up .
Tryed powering it up with a current limiting resistor and twisting pulling on the transformers nothing changes. Its possible they were switched (fets) looks like new solder on all of the fets. checked all gate resistors all check fine also checked the drivers a1266 they also check fine but dont have any to stick in there to see if one is leaking Also i found a diode in the output side thats bad it says P6KE68A wondering what i can replace it with. and i think the guy said he smoked one of the IC'S but he didnt know which one wondering where i go from here |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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The P6KE68A is used to protect the 4080 from over-voltage. You need to replace it with the same part.
Pull the 4080 and power up the amp. Does it still draw excessive current? If so, pull the rectifiers to see if the excessive current draw remains. You can check the driver transistors to determine if they're leaking, shorted, open or OK.
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ok with the 4080 removed it powers up fine doesnt draw excessive current.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
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the outputs in this amp 2 are blown also they read ir 425h wondering what the part number is??
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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There should be other numbers also. Wipe some of the heatsink compound onto the face of the transistor and then wipe off as much as possible. That should make it easier to read the numbers.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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all the numbers on the fet read 94-2355 I R 425H fc 3a
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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From what I found via google, they are likely IRF3710s.
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ok replaced the hip4080 and the diode with no outputs in the amp it idles around 15 amp with the hip 4080 removed it idles at 2 amps wondering what to check next
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