Hi All,
I'm working on a pioneer SA-9500 and one of the phono channels does not work.
I scoped the signal and it stops right at Q2, so I'm assuming its not activating.
Here's what I know / have done.
- Q2, Q4 have been replaced and test good
- I measure around .2 v by those transistors. It's suppose to be .6 as per schematic / other channel
- R10, R12, R14 all test good with 1 lead removed from circuit
- C3, C7, C5, C6 have all been changed
- I measure the proper 23.8 V before r10/r12
Any help greatly appreciated! thank you
I'm working on a pioneer SA-9500 and one of the phono channels does not work.
I scoped the signal and it stops right at Q2, so I'm assuming its not activating.
Here's what I know / have done.
- Q2, Q4 have been replaced and test good
- I measure around .2 v by those transistors. It's suppose to be .6 as per schematic / other channel
- R10, R12, R14 all test good with 1 lead removed from circuit
- C3, C7, C5, C6 have all been changed
- I measure the proper 23.8 V before r10/r12
Any help greatly appreciated! thank you
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R30 is OK? Q6 isn't shorted or leaky or anything? What sort of DC voltage do you get across C11?
I would assume C12/13 to be pretty much done at this point.
BTW, in one of these DC-coupled feedback circuits you always need to look at the entire loop, from input to output and back. If the input pair is out of balance (check voltage between Q2/Q4 bases), something has broken the loop, and you need to investigate what that something is.
I would assume C12/13 to be pretty much done at this point.
BTW, in one of these DC-coupled feedback circuits you always need to look at the entire loop, from input to output and back. If the input pair is out of balance (check voltage between Q2/Q4 bases), something has broken the loop, and you need to investigate what that something is.
If you measure the voltages on all components from the good to the bad side, it will soon become apparent where the fault is. Be methodical.
thanks
thanks everyone for your help.. the 24v trace that goes to Q7 was broken.. I must of accidentally done this while replacing something else. After fixing that everything works.
I didn't really understand how that was affecting the voltage going to Q2 so i wasn't looking in that area.
thanks again!
thanks everyone for your help.. the 24v trace that goes to Q7 was broken.. I must of accidentally done this while replacing something else. After fixing that everything works.
I didn't really understand how that was affecting the voltage going to Q2 so i wasn't looking in that area.
thanks again!
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