Hello everyone, I just got this amp for repair.
The only question I have is:
¿I can replace the four that I have burned mosfet (MTP50N06V) by, the IRF3205?
Is that in my city, the latter are easier to get ....
The only question I have is:
¿I can replace the four that I have burned mosfet (MTP50N06V) by, the IRF3205?
Is that in my city, the latter are easier to get ....
Yes you can replace with IRF3205 but you must change the gate resitors to 47 ohm. Be sure to also replace the 2 pnp and 2 npn drivers next to the pwm (TL494C) marked 1A and 2A.
Before powering the amp check for shorted output fets and if any are found clip them out of the circuit before powering the amp.
Either someone accidentally reversed the polarity, or an output(s) shorted and took out the power supply.
Before powering the amp check for shorted output fets and if any are found clip them out of the circuit before powering the amp.
Either someone accidentally reversed the polarity, or an output(s) shorted and took out the power supply.
Yes, something must have happened ...
Okay, also will change the resistance door, but ... drivers, you mean: Q1, Q2, and Q4, Q5, right?
I think I have. Seankane thank you very much.
Okay, also will change the resistance door, but ... drivers, you mean: Q1, Q2, and Q4, Q5, right?
I think I have. Seankane thank you very much.
I dont have a schematic so I am not sure of board location. If you could post a close up pic of the board I could circle them for you.
There are 4 driver transistors right near the pwm chip that are grouped together 2 npn's and 2 pnp's they are marked 1A or 1AM and 2A or close.
They are all right by each other.
There are 4 driver transistors right near the pwm chip that are grouped together 2 npn's and 2 pnp's they are marked 1A or 1AM and 2A or close.
They are all right by each other.
So after looking at Perry's link yes you are correct.
Replace Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5 These are the drivers that need to be replaced.
Q1 and Q2 are the MMBT3906L marked 2A
Q4 and Q5 are the MMBT3904 LT1 marked 1A or 1AM
If you need anything else dont hesitate to ask.
Replace Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5 These are the drivers that need to be replaced.
Q1 and Q2 are the MMBT3906L marked 2A
Q4 and Q5 are the MMBT3904 LT1 marked 1A or 1AM
If you need anything else dont hesitate to ask.
Thanks for the info, Seankane, and Perry, too, by the link of the scheme.
This morning I went to the store to buy IRF3205, but had just three, mmmhhm ... I have to wait until next week ..
When I arrive and have everything installed, I will tell you if it works or not working.
This morning I went to the store to buy IRF3205, but had just three, mmmhhm ... I have to wait until next week ..
When I arrive and have everything installed, I will tell you if it works or not working.
Yes, I checked, and well, anyway, I have several reserve units, in my closet, IRF540 and the IRF9540.
The pieces were actually burned, were:
The four power MOSFET,
The three partners electrolytic capacitors, C20, C22, C24 (all, it was rare, but well marked, when checked, though, to be swollen and leaky)
I checked you said transistors (Q1, Q2, Q4, and Q5) and must leak or something, because each one gives me a different value ...
What do you think, can there be, something else wrong?
The pieces were actually burned, were:
The four power MOSFET,
The three partners electrolytic capacitors, C20, C22, C24 (all, it was rare, but well marked, when checked, though, to be swollen and leaky)
I checked you said transistors (Q1, Q2, Q4, and Q5) and must leak or something, because each one gives me a different value ...
What do you think, can there be, something else wrong?
I think your on the right track, lets get the power supply up and running first.
Replace the power supply fets, gate drives, and the 4 drivers. Maybe you should consider replacing the power supply caps as well.
Once the power supply is up and running we can move to the output section.
Replace the power supply fets, gate drives, and the 4 drivers. Maybe you should consider replacing the power supply caps as well.
Once the power supply is up and running we can move to the output section.
Yes, thanks, hope to go on the right track,
I have to wait until next week to receive, one IRF3205 to try ...
The other pieces, and I have all welded, including electrolytic capacitors, which had them (I like to always have some spare parts)
Well, a greeting, and I'll tell you.
I have to wait until next week to receive, one IRF3205 to try ...
The other pieces, and I have all welded, including electrolytic capacitors, which had them (I like to always have some spare parts)
Well, a greeting, and I'll tell you.
I have a question ...
It's about a capacitor, C13 and C23, their value is marked on the scheme, with .0027 uF 50V
My question is: Does your nanofarad equivalence is 27nF or 270nF?
You see, I'm not sure, to know well ...
thanks
It's about a capacitor, C13 and C23, their value is marked on the scheme, with .0027 uF 50V
My question is: Does your nanofarad equivalence is 27nF or 270nF?
You see, I'm not sure, to know well ...
thanks
Well, today I have come, the parts I needed.
He was right, Seankane, Q3 was open, I changed the four drivers, I connected the amp, and it works perfectly, like a clock!
Thank you very much to both, another problem solved!
He was right, Seankane, Q3 was open, I changed the four drivers, I connected the amp, and it works perfectly, like a clock!
Thank you very much to both, another problem solved!
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