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24th February 2005, 11:13 AM
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semiconductor with the marking "D2004" ( Denon Avr-5600 )
hi ..
I'm repairing a Denon avr-5600. I need to replace a semiconductor with the markings D2004. It should be a Transistor, It has three leads coming off of it. The PCB print reads TR309.. and with E and B on the two outer leads. Help out with a replacment part #.. Thanks DAVE |
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