Yes it was blowing the fets in all 4 banks as soon as I applied remote a fet would blow I cut the bad fet out and try powering it up again and it would blow another fet .
It did this in all 4 banks .
Wondering if I have a intermittent short or a bad solder connection on the driver board .
It did this in all 4 banks .
Wondering if I have a intermittent short or a bad solder connection on the driver board .
Here is what I get on the 494
Pin 1:4.99
Pin 2:0.05
Pin 3:0.00
Pin 4:1.47
Pin 5:3.73
Pin 6:0.00
Pin 7:13.47
Pin 8:4.96
Pin 9:5.30
Pin 10.5:30
Pin 11:13.47
Pin 12:13.47
Pin 13:4.99
Pin 14:4.99
Pin 15:4.99
Pin 16:0.00
13.47v on pin 7 error?
I’m double checking the 494 voltages and I know the pin order is correct . Here is what I get .
Pin 1:4.99
Pin 2:0.05
Pin 3:0.00
Pin 4:1.47
Pin 5:3.73
Pin 6:0.00
Pin 7:13.33
Pin 8:4.91
Pin 9:5.35
Pin 10:5.25
Pin 11:13.33
Pin 12:13.33
Pin 13:4.99
Pin 14:4.99
Pin 15:4.99
Pin 16:0.00
There are no fets in the amp right now .
Isn’t pin 7 suppose to be 0 volts why do I get 13 volts on it ? I’ve triple checked the pin order
Pin 1:4.99
Pin 2:0.05
Pin 3:0.00
Pin 4:1.47
Pin 5:3.73
Pin 6:0.00
Pin 7:13.33
Pin 8:4.91
Pin 9:5.35
Pin 10:5.25
Pin 11:13.33
Pin 12:13.33
Pin 13:4.99
Pin 14:4.99
Pin 15:4.99
Pin 16:0.00
There are no fets in the amp right now .
Isn’t pin 7 suppose to be 0 volts why do I get 13 volts on it ? I’ve triple checked the pin order
Ok I guess I need to go back to school and learn how to look at the ic
I was measuring voltages from the back side of the power supply board and you are correct I had the pin order wrong .
I skipped over pin 1 and thought pin 2 was pin 1 so pin 8 was also skipped over .
I believe the ic is working correctly once the new fets come in I will replace them and power it up with a current limiter to see if I have any further issues
I was measuring voltages from the back side of the power supply board and you are correct I had the pin order wrong .
I skipped over pin 1 and thought pin 2 was pin 1 so pin 8 was also skipped over .
I believe the ic is working correctly once the new fets come in I will replace them and power it up with a current limiter to see if I have any further issues
First of all, clamp everything down to the heatsink.
Then I'd push/pull/twist everything, before and after heating/cooling various components. This is extreme but having the PS FETs blow one by one is odd. The only time I remember anything similar was on the larger Rockford amps like the old 800a2. That was due to driver issues.
Then I'd push/pull/twist everything, before and after heating/cooling various components. This is extreme but having the PS FETs blow one by one is odd. The only time I remember anything similar was on the larger Rockford amps like the old 800a2. That was due to driver issues.
This amp sucks .
I checked the drive signals on the outputs all appear good .
I put try outputs back in the amp and clamped everything down.
The amp will power up and idle for about 20 secs then it just starts blowing outputs .
I don’t get it all of the transistors on the driver boards are brand new .
I checked the drive signals on the outputs all appear good .
I put try outputs back in the amp and clamped everything down.
The amp will power up and idle for about 20 secs then it just starts blowing outputs .
I don’t get it all of the transistors on the driver boards are brand new .
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