I have inherited from my dad this wonderful amp (it used to be mine till I have it ti him) and my idiot incompetent brother had taken it to bits. I have rebuilt it (surprised myself there) so it works for a short time then cuts out due to that cut out switch, sounded great. My problem is the fans were just in the box loose and I do not know where to connect them. I have seen the nice line diagram put on here and I worked out where one of the fans connects but I cannot work out where the other wire goes. I tried to put a picture on here but I could not work out how. Can anyone help me please.
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Three wire cooling fans like computer fans have a positive -negative and a sensing wire but so far no A100 (X) schematic nor the fans connections .
You could just run it permanently.
You could just run it permanently.
Thank you but I have just one brown wire from each motor and they are connected to each other by a yellow wire and a blue wire which has a 33 micro farad cap in line. They are 12v 50 htz motors and I am unsure if they should just be connected across the + and - inputs onto the board, I don't want to hurt the old dear. 🙂
If they are AC motors then use a 6V AC source to test them at half the voltage they should run slowly I just thought it was logical in a power amplifier to use DC fans .
It sounds like the motors are wired in series, which means they would expect 24V power. That is probably the AC secondary voltage of one of the transformer windings.
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