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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Athens
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I recently got a RoadRunner 600 in my hands and one power amp is not working at all! Plus when I plug into the other power amp I get the sound I'm looking for but unexpectedly the EQ clip LED goes on and no sound is produced!!!
Does anyone has any schematics that I can look into? Anyone encountered such a problem before? I guess the EQ clip circuit is starting due to ... something? Thus the output is muted but that I guess is the problem for the one power amplifier... The other power amp seems to work alright, the 2 transistors are looking ok to the comonent tester I use so... Waiting to hear what you think about it... |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Grand Rapids MI
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I am not farmiliar with this particular amp but, there are a couple of possibilities.
Look ate any big power resistors that may be glued down in the preamp section. I the WT800 these have a nasty tendency to shear off the leads. Another possibility is that the bad output channel is pulling down the power supply. It may be oscillating, or the offending component takes a little time to heat up before causing the problem. As always, check your DC voltages first.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Athens
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u r absolutely right on there!
the resistors were causing all the problems! and to be honest I contacted Eden and they sent to me the schematics right away, only problem is they sent all the updates they have done since the initial schematic and so i had to check what pcb i had in my hands but that's the least problem of all... thanks!!! |
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