Does anyone have a high res pic of the audio driverboard in this amp??
The one in this amp has alot of burnt resistors
The one in this amp has alot of burnt resistors
I thought you had it. It has that information. It's not easy to get a single photo to show all of the parts. Which resistors do you need to know the value for?
Well loooking at an Spl amp that i have sitting here it appears to have the same driverboard..
I put the new resistors in the board going off the board in the spl amp..
I also checked every transistor on the board all tested fine
If i leave the board out of the amp it will power up fine...
If i put the board in the amp it goes straight into protection ..
I checked all outputs and they test fine..
Any ideas what to check next??
I put the new resistors in the board going off the board in the spl amp..
I also checked every transistor on the board all tested fine
If i leave the board out of the amp it will power up fine...
If i put the board in the amp it goes straight into protection ..
I checked all outputs and they test fine..
Any ideas what to check next??
Most of the amps that use this driver board illuminate the protect LED for 3-9 seconds then switch to normal mode (prot LED off, power LED on).
Are you giving it time to change modes?
Are you giving it time to change modes?
Yes i am And when the board is in the amp it makes my amp meter on my supply jump up and down over and over
Push the outputs to the side to see if any legs are broken where they enter the case of the transistor.
Generally, when there is a problem with these driver boards, the initial fault is DC offset but that won't causes excessive current draw until the end of the mute delay (at the point where the LEDs switch modes).
When the driver board was out of the amp, how long did it take for the amp to come out of protect mode?
When the driver board was out of the amp, how long did it take for the amp to come out of protect mode?
Does it begin drawing excessive current before the end of the 9 second delay?
How much current does it draw from the supply?
How much current does it draw from the supply?
The problem is with the driverboard i installed the other one i had and the amp powers up perfectly
Im rebuidling the Audio driverboard in this amp..
The op-amp is a 4580D is there a good sub i can use?
The op-amp is a 4580D is there a good sub i can use?
It's very unlikely that that op-amp is defective.
You cannot easily determine if an op-amp is a good sub by looking at the specs. In many cases, you have to try it in the circuit and perform thorough testing. Since I've never seen a defective one and have only ever heard of one failing, I'd suggest leaving it or ordering an exact replacement.
You cannot easily determine if an op-amp is a good sub by looking at the specs. In many cases, you have to try it in the circuit and perform thorough testing. Since I've never seen a defective one and have only ever heard of one failing, I'd suggest leaving it or ordering an exact replacement.
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