Ayuda soundstream L1.2100D

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I already checked the preamp is fine but I still have 10.5v in the oscillation card I found an o74c in fault and a resistance of 470 ohms, now it oscillates well but the 10.5v continue in the gate of the output mosfets I try to turn on the amplifier with the mosfet and the current consumption increases to 18 amps and I quickly turn it off I can't find why because of so much volt now on pin 1 and 2 of the board I get 3.4v
 

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In the end I managed to oscillate good, 4.8v a each side of mosfets but the coil that goes to the output makes too much noise and the current consumption increases to 18 ampers ... now I found a 10 ohms 5w resistor open and a capacitor of 10mf 100v flown, I remove them but still making that noise ... will the coil be damaged? and this is a resistor or a diode? it marks me 85kohms
 

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The part in the center image is a thermistor. You can put yout meter across it and hold your finger on it and you'll see the resistance change.

The inductors in the older amps like this had a high failure rate but I think that's been resolved. The shorts (can be seen as a change in current when it's twisted) are generally on the terminal windings or very near and repairable by insulating the bare area.
 
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