Okay, so I did something pretty stupid.
I hooked up a JL w7 subwoofer (3 ohms) to my Onkyo TX-DS939 receiver (8 ohm minimum) to see if the sub worked. It was for a brief amount of time (not more than a couple of minutes).
Now there is a buzzing sound in all channels that goes away once the unit has warmed up. I opened it up and found some smaller caps that are buldging slightly...could that be the problem?
I've repaired car amps before, but never anything like this...
General pic of board:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v346/illuminator321/DSCN2659.jpg
Caps in question:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v346/illuminator321/DSCN2658.jpg
I hooked up a JL w7 subwoofer (3 ohms) to my Onkyo TX-DS939 receiver (8 ohm minimum) to see if the sub worked. It was for a brief amount of time (not more than a couple of minutes).
Now there is a buzzing sound in all channels that goes away once the unit has warmed up. I opened it up and found some smaller caps that are buldging slightly...could that be the problem?
I've repaired car amps before, but never anything like this...
General pic of board:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v346/illuminator321/DSCN2659.jpg
Caps in question:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v346/illuminator321/DSCN2658.jpg
Radio Shack only had the 1000uF cap, they had a 4700uF cap 35V that would have worked except it was axial and not radial! Biggest cap they had haha. I'm going to have to order via Digikey...
Jexx said:Okay, so I did something pretty stupid.
I hooked up a JL w7 subwoofer (3 ohms) to my Onkyo TX-DS939 receiver (8 ohm minimum) to see if the sub worked. It was for a brief amount of time (not more than a couple of minutes).
I doubt that the problem happened due to the sub, but still, this was a bad thing to do. Electronics works on a time scale on the order of microseconds. 'A couple of minutes' is by no means a 'brief amount of time', as far as asking for a erious failure, it could as well have been a century.
I was honest because I wanted the help to get it fixed, because how the problem developed helps in the solution, NOT to get chastised. I already know what I did was stupid!
Anyway I replaced the caps and all is good now.
Anyway I replaced the caps and all is good now.
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