Hy there i just recived a dod 490paser and it doesent work....
I replace the battery cheched the cables...still nothing....
i opened it and doesnt look like somthing is burned...
What can i do please help
Regards
I replace the battery cheched the cables...still nothing....
i opened it and doesnt look like somthing is burned...
What can i do please help
Regards
post a pic of the circuit board if you can, we might be able to suss out what burned and why from there..
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backi thinck they are misswiered but dont know for shure
Regards
Looks like one red wire is not soldered. Does it go from the battery? And looks like it has to be soldered right near the corner of the PCB.
i know that it brocked when i putted back the circuit in the box...
Even with that wire right conected it stell doesnt work
Even with that wire right conected it stell doesnt work
vicelord said:i know that it brocked when i putted back the circuit in the box...
Even with that wire right conected it stell doesnt work
You need a voltmeter to go a little bit further.
Solder the wire back, connect the battery, insert in-out jacks, and trace the power voltage following wires from the battery to the board. Check if you connected properly input and output jacks.
Power switch in pedals very often is located inside of one of jack sockets, so when you connect your pedal, it is powered on; when you disconnect, it is off.
Check if power (9V) goes from the barrety to the board, a first.
i measured...
i puted the red wire from the voltmeter to the hot wire on the board it shoed me 3v....
but when i putted the both wires from the voltmeter on there places it shoed me 0...
dont know if you understand
Regards
i puted the red wire from the voltmeter to the hot wire on the board it shoed me 3v....
but when i putted the both wires from the voltmeter on there places it shoed me 0...
dont know if you understand
Regards
vicelord said:i measured...
i puted the red wire from the voltmeter to the hot wire on the board it shoed me 3v....
but when i putted the both wires from the voltmeter on there places it shoed me 0...
dont know if you understand
Regards
Try a new battery, it must be 9V. Also, check if a power switch "supposedly on one of jack sockets) is on when you plug your guitar and amp jacks.
vicelord said:the battery i just recharged...
i dont get any sound at all from this box
Did you check voltages after recharging your battery?
If the voltage drops down to the 3 volt either your battery is dead, or you must see some smoke going from your PCB.
Hi vicelord,
Two other things to check.
Often, one jack is used as a switch for power also. Check that the switch isn't oxidized.
9V battery snap connectors often go bad a the snap connector, or the wire just as it comes out.
-Chris
Two other things to check.
Often, one jack is used as a switch for power also. Check that the switch isn't oxidized.
9V battery snap connectors often go bad a the snap connector, or the wire just as it comes out.
-Chris
thx anatech
i tessted the pedal with jacks inserted in IN and in OUT but id doesnt say anything
although the switch wasan't working properly so it will be replaced...
i tried by bypassing the switch still no sound...dont know what to do....
i still think the wiering is bad...
if someone wouns one of thoes please put a picture of the wires
i am not very good at schematics but i will design one in eagle or something to shou the actual wiering
Regards
later edit here is the picture
sorry but dont have skils in building schematics
i tessted the pedal with jacks inserted in IN and in OUT but id doesnt say anything
although the switch wasan't working properly so it will be replaced...
i tried by bypassing the switch still no sound...dont know what to do....
i still think the wiering is bad...
if someone wouns one of thoes please put a picture of the wires
i am not very good at schematics but i will design one in eagle or something to shou the actual wiering
Regards
later edit here is the picture
sorry but dont have skils in building schematics
Attachments
Hy again....
i recived another guitar efect: Sound JS Heavy metal HM-5.....
i conected the battery and its coming somthing out of it but not from the guitar...
What can i do??
can the imput jack be brocken??
what should i replace before starting to rebuild??
ps some one knows more about the dod phasor...
i want at least one efect working because i have none of thoes in my gear/
Regards
i recived another guitar efect: Sound JS Heavy metal HM-5.....
i conected the battery and its coming somthing out of it but not from the guitar...
What can i do??
can the imput jack be brocken??
what should i replace before starting to rebuild??
ps some one knows more about the dod phasor...
i want at least one efect working because i have none of thoes in my gear/
Regards
Hi vicelord,
The wiring looks wrong. They normally "make" the ground circuit when you plu a jack in. They could switch the positive as well. I haven't seen it done that way.
Recheck your wiring please.
-Chris
The wiring looks wrong. They normally "make" the ground circuit when you plu a jack in. They could switch the positive as well. I haven't seen it done that way.
Recheck your wiring please.
-Chris
Hi vicelord,
You shouldn't touch it without a schematic or another one to compare to. What you drew doesn't make any sense to me, but it could be different. I don't want you to possibly create another fault.
-Chris
You shouldn't touch it without a schematic or another one to compare to. What you drew doesn't make any sense to me, but it could be different. I don't want you to possibly create another fault.
-Chris
i am not good at schematics but i draw what i saw...
if anyone has one of thease please help
regards
if anyone has one of thease please help
regards
http://www.digimart.net/images/64/DS00205939_3.jpg
i found this browsing the net but i dont think its worth anything
i found this browsing the net but i dont think its worth anything
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