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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Tennessee
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I receiver a BASH subwoofer amp to repair, and the smps was (is) dead. One mosfet was shorted and D2 was turned black (see schematic below). I was unable to determine the original part no. of D2 or the orientation, so I installed another 4148 (silk-screen actually shows cathode on both ends...) in series with D1.
All of the resistors, except for R2/3/12/13, were turned dark green due to heat (originally bright blue). All resistors were still within tollerance, but I decided to replace them all, along with both fets and the lone transistor. I am pretty sure the taps for C4/5 on the primary are shown wrong on the schematic, but it should still give a good idea. 1N5245B = 15V zener |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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I did not get what do you want...
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Diode D2 it is an 32V Diac used for turn on the smps at power on.
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Location: Tennessee
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