This amp is using IRF640 for the outputs .
I couldn’t find any in stock when I ordered parts.
Wondering if I can get the IRF640N in there place ?
I couldn’t find any in stock when I ordered parts.
Wondering if I can get the IRF640N in there place ?
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I replaced the the drivers and used the IRF640NPBF for testing
Amp has 98 volts of dc across the output terminals .
Any ideas ?
Amp has 98 volts of dc across the output terminals .
Any ideas ?
Here are some pics of the main board and audio driver board
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The apdl-20001d is the same design and uses the N.
I'd remove the rectifiers and check the drive signals to see if there was a problem there.
I'd remove the rectifiers and check the drive signals to see if there was a problem there.
I have square waves on pins 6,7,10,11 on the audio driverboard .
So I have drive signals on the header pins of the driverboard
So I have drive signals on the header pins of the driverboard
10 and 11 are what they're using. 6 and 7 are not used on some of the newer amps.
Follow the signal to the input and output of the 6n137. If it's OK on both of those points, check the drivers.
Follow the signal to the input and output of the 6n137. If it's OK on both of those points, check the drivers.
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