Anyone know what driver IC's theese are??
The amp is stuck in protection mode I removed theese audio driverboards and amp powers up perfectly..
As you can see in the pics there is corrison on 1 of the driver IC's and i wanna replace both of them..
Wondering are they IR2010 or IR2110 or does anyone know what IC's theese are??
Also wondering if anyone knows is there anything else that commonly ails on theese driverboards??
The amp has IRF640 and 9640's for the outputs all of them test fine
The amp is stuck in protection mode I removed theese audio driverboards and amp powers up perfectly..
As you can see in the pics there is corrison on 1 of the driver IC's and i wanna replace both of them..
Wondering are they IR2010 or IR2110 or does anyone know what IC's theese are??
Also wondering if anyone knows is there anything else that commonly ails on theese driverboards??
The amp has IRF640 and 9640's for the outputs all of them test fine
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It's likely a proprietary IC like those used in the powerbass 3000 and other amps.
Look at the various SMD semiconductors to see if any have turned brown (instead of black/gray). Also check the back of the board for discoloration. Either of these can help you find components that run hot and are likely to fail.
Look at the various SMD semiconductors to see if any have turned brown (instead of black/gray). Also check the back of the board for discoloration. Either of these can help you find components that run hot and are likely to fail.
Anyone have a good part number for theese didoes (orange with blue stripe) all 4 of them are shorted on 1 of the driverboards..
Also the smaller didoe (orange black stripe) measures 0.014 in diode check
Any the small smd diodes appear to have overheated..
they are marked Z6 and Z13
So wondering if anyone has good part number for all 4 of theese didoes
Also the smaller didoe (orange black stripe) measures 0.014 in diode check
Any the small smd diodes appear to have overheated..
they are marked Z6 and Z13
So wondering if anyone has good part number for all 4 of theese didoes
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The Zener voltage may be as simple as 6v for Z6 and 13v for Z13.
For the others, you may have to find a board with good diodes and connect them to a currrent limited variable power supply to see where they break down (electrically).
In a similar driver board from a Memphis amp, the larger diodes were 1N4737 and 1N4740. The 4737 in each pair was farthest away from the header.
For the others, you may have to find a board with good diodes and connect them to a currrent limited variable power supply to see where they break down (electrically).
In a similar driver board from a Memphis amp, the larger diodes were 1N4737 and 1N4740. The 4737 in each pair was farthest away from the header.
Anyone know how to disable the protection in this amp??
I rebuilt both driverboards and replaced some SMD transistors on the main board amp still protects if i remove the 9640's from one side of the board the amp will power up ..
Everything is testing fine though..
So just wondering if someone know how to disable the protection in this so i can find the fault
I rebuilt both driverboards and replaced some SMD transistors on the main board amp still protects if i remove the 9640's from one side of the board the amp will power up ..
Everything is testing fine though..
So just wondering if someone know how to disable the protection in this so i can find the fault
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