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.
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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