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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lego Land
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i'm not so good in my english.
I have a probleme with this amp ETI-480 100W in my pic is some detail the under side of the board looks bad that the flux from the soldering none of that lines are shorting. I'm 100% sure. The probleme is with the finishing part the 100 ohm resistors it's getting F... hot and starts smoking. and i can find the fault. i had built 5 of them all the same problem just this one are going to use external transistors with wires conected to the board from the heatsink becuase if got a space problem in a box. please help anyone ??? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lego Land
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yes it's the same project ETI-480
a family member give me the plans to built it he built like 10 of them and if worked for him. but i built 4 and none work so i'm pissed off and sitting with a bured finger from a 100 Ohm resistors |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Aveiro-Portugal
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Hi Jacquesl
There is a fatal mistake in the schematic and in your pics, the power supply , must be connected to the power transistors side of the PCB . Is the current that goes to the output stage , that burn the 100 ohms resistor... This one is to easy... Regards
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Right here
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Connect the power to the other side of the resistors I've got the same problem... But I figured it out before puting some power on it Olá t_dude
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lego Land
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Here are my 4 amps none of them work
problem 100 ohm resistors burn out The voltages are +- 30 volt over the 100ohm resistors If I put the all two fuses in R15 burn out but if i take R14 and R18 out the 100 ohms dont get hot. so if anyone also had the same problem please post a reply |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lego Land
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Here are all 4 amps from me
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lego Land
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Tube_Dude if I do that thing you told me R18 burns and Q8 get helll got but the 100 Ohm resistors dont burn out
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Midland, Michigan
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If all of your amplifiers are doing the same thing, you have made an error somewhere. You've probably made the same error on all amplifiers. Before going any further, replace the 100 ohm resistors with fuses and then power the circuitboards through current limiting resistors. Insert the resistors at the point where your + 30 and - 30 volts connect. You might even use a couple of low wattage light bulbs rather than current limiting resistors. That will give you a visual indication of an over-current situation. Good luck and report back with your results.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lego Land
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Tube_Dude
If I do that thing with another amp R17 burn out but the 100 Ohm resistors dont burn out. but anyway if that worked as soon if i going to put that fuses in there will be smoke. so that dont work. |
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