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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: ny, usa
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Hi... I have an onix A-120 which suffered the loss of its right channel. I can't find the schematic online and it certainly didn't come with one. I attempted to fix it but am stuck.
Each channel had a SK C3519/A1386 pair. There was visible damage in the output section on the right side. 1 completely exploded 10uf 50v electrolytic capacitor. 2 burnt-to-crisp 100ohm resistors 1 melted C3519 I took a stab at replacing the broken parts with a MJL3281A/1302A pair from digikey, a 10uf 250v electrolytic, and 2 100ohm resistors that can probobly take a little more voltage than the originals, just judging by the size. I picked the transistor pair because it seemed to have a low probability of being counterfeit. I have more of these parts for the left side so they will match, if I can get the right side working. When I plugged in the amp, the protect light came on for the right side like it has since it broke, and smoke came off of one of the 100ohm resistors. I checked and the resistance is still 100ohms so I think it's ok. All the other resistors checked out too. If you can't tell, I don't really know what I'm doing, but I did find that the resistance between the 1st and 2nd pins on the 1302 is 0, but I can't see a short anywhere. I'm not sure how to diagnose individual parts with them all in a circuit. Can I have some advice? Should I give up and take it to someone who knows how to fix it? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: ny, usa
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could i have damaged the transistor while soldering it in?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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I took the transistor out, and it tests out fine, but there is still a short between those pins. I think I may have found a bad transistor elsewhere in the circuit.
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