Alpine MRP-M1000

[mike49504]

I replaced the outputs in this amp also replaced the drivers for the outputs.

And also replaced Q4901 (C2690A)

Q9301 and Q9302 -- B631K and a D600K get hot quickly .

Amp has no output..


Wondering where i go from here?

[Perry Babin]

Those are voltage regulators. They're going to get hot quickly if they're not mounted to the heatsink. Clamp all transistors to the heatsink so you can troubleshoot the other problems.

Do you have positive and negative regulated voltage on the op-amps?

Do you have positive and negative rail voltage on the outputs?

Do you have audio on pins 1 and 7 of IC1801?

[mike49504]

I have both + - 15 volts on all op-amps I have + - 45 volts of rail voltage. And i have audio on Pins 1 & 7 of IC 1801

[Perry Babin]

Did you replace ALL of the output transistors?

Did you replace both of the IR2010 driver ICs?

When initially powering up the amp, do you see a pulse of DC on either of the speaker terminals?

[mike49504]

Replaced both driver IC'S (2010S) Replaced all of the outputs.


If i stick the black probe on ground and red on either speaker terminal i get 13 volts on power up..

It i put the black probe on negative speaker terminal and red on the positive speaker terminal I get 0.26 volts when powering it up.

[Perry Babin]

Post the DC voltage on the driver ICs. You only need to post for one if they're the same.

IC#
Pin 1:
Pin 2:
Pin 3:
Pin 4:
Pin 5:
Pin 6:
Pin 7:
Pin 8:
Pin 9:
Pin 10:
Pin 11:
Pin 12:
Pin 13:
Pin 14:
Pin 15:
Pin 16:

[mike49504]

1:10.0
2:10.0
3:10.5
4:0.4
5:0.2
6:9.31
7:10.0
8:9.85
9:0
10:0
11:10.3
12:9.6
13:10.3
14:9.8
15:10.0
16:0.2

[Perry Babin]

It doesn't appear that the amp is producing rail voltage. Re-check it. If there is rail voltage, re-check the readings.

I post the lists so you can copy and paste them into they reply. They have all of the proper spaces to make it easier to read. Copying and pasting the lists will save time for you.

[mike49504]

Pin 1: -44.5
Pin 2: -45.1
Pin 3: -33.0
Pin 4: -0.7
Pin 5: -0.7
Pin 6: -1.0
Pin 7: -0.5
Pin 8: -0.4
Pin 9: 0
Pin 10: 0
Pin 11: -32.8
Pin 12: -44.3
Pin 13: -44.9
Pin 14: -44.2
Pin 15: -44.8
Pin 16: 0

[Perry Babin]

I'm not entirely familiar with the part of this amp that produces the oscillation so I'm going to borrow one (that I'll have to repair) so I can tell you what to check next.