Q109 is supposed to be a high voltage transistor (2L), not a 2G.
When you repair these regulators, you need to replace ALL transistors and diodes and confirm that ALL resistors are within tolerance. If one transistor is leaky (electronically), it will fail.
Q108 is probably failing because the FET has failed.
When you repair these regulators, you need to replace ALL transistors and diodes and confirm that ALL resistors are within tolerance. If one transistor is leaky (electronically), it will fail.
Q108 is probably failing because the FET has failed.
I don't have the value of that component. Contact MTX for the values and post them here for others that may need them in the future.
Q109 and Q111 (MMBT5401) need to be fairly closely matched (from the same production batch). When you replace one, you need to replace both.
Yes (MMBTA42). The 2L in location Q108 is wrong according to all of the photos I have. It's marked 1D. Confirm with MTX.
Look up the codes on the following site and then look up the datasheets for the transistors.
The SMD Code Book
Q109 and Q111 (MMBT5401) need to be fairly closely matched (from the same production batch). When you replace one, you need to replace both.
Yes (MMBTA42). The 2L in location Q108 is wrong according to all of the photos I have. It's marked 1D. Confirm with MTX.
Look up the codes on the following site and then look up the datasheets for the transistors.
The SMD Code Book
Ok I am back. Ive replace all of the irf540 ,HUF75339P3_NL, all of the resistors, rebuild the hole area in front of the rca op-amp and still have the same problem. The two resistors r148 and r147 blow as soon power is apply to the remote turn on. Wich part is the voltage regulator? Seem to me im still have a voltage issue, also And replace the irf240 to. All so could part 5532 be damaged do to over voltage? The pre-amp is discounted .
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