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8.66k It's the same as R104.
What is the circuit board designation for the caps?
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I have some DLS schematics, in case somebody ask your help. |
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C408 is 1000uF@35v.
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Hello guys!
I need your idea for this amp. why the fans didn't turn on upon power-up? is there any thermal turn on after reaching specified temp? I notice that after I remove the remote supply the fan turn on for about few seconds? its weird! kindly help me which component on this amp manipulated these fans. thank you in advance! more power! |
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They are controlled by the signal level as well as by temperature. If you drive the amp to hard clipping, they should spin up. If you heat one of the various thermistors (like the one in the center of the transformer), the fans should switch on.
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Thank you Perry!
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8.66k is a standard 1% tolerance resistor.
Use THIS image for the values. View full size (zoom in) to see the best detail.
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