Kicker zx2500.1 power issues

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R117 looks to be burnt or taken heat at one time.

The attachment shows testpoints for the Class D circuit.

Brown arrows- Test points for the drive waveforms. Again you should see waveforms similar to the drive waveforms in power supply.

Yellow Lighting Bolt- This will be a triangle waveform. Without it the LM361 comparator has no reference and will not produce drive waveforms.

Yellow circle- R117- This may indicate why the class D may not be working. I need to check schematics to see what it is tied too.

Again I know this is a lot, but the more I'm able to see what the test points look like, the better I'm able to point you in the right direction
 

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This is at the out pin of the preamp board. I been trying to find a drive signal. I had a very small sqaurewave before I installed the output transistors. Only signal I can see is faint on the n channel transistors gates with the signal.
 

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Okay, Look at the test points on the Class D circuit and measure the DC voltages around the LM361 and U102, and post as follows:

LM361

Pin 1
Pin 2
Pin 3
Pin 4
Pin 5
etc...

U102

Pin 1
Pin 2
Pin 3
etc...


The screenshot you just posted is what I would expect. I leaning toward an issue with the Class D circuit. It's possible the LM361 and or U102 is not getting its operating voltages.R117?
 
Okay, I see a problem, Pin 1 should be +12v not +5.26. Pin 6 should be -12v not -18v. There is localized 6 volts bucking the +/-12 volts. This may have something to do with R117. I will need to look at my schematics. Go ahead and check R117 with an ohmmeter. Also, post DC voltages around U102 and U105. I will post again tommorow morning if I can.
 
It just occurred to me the reference you used to make DC voltage measurement may be wrong.The Black probe of meter should be to the power transformers secondary center tap. If you used the power ground terminal that would explain the 6 volt differential. Apologizes for not making that clear.

In either case the fact that you have a triangle wave and no drive waveform tells me the LM361 is failing or not getting the right operating voltages.
 
FYI the drive pins on U101-LM361 are Pins 9 & 11 as I original stated.

Looking at your data, it appears that LM361 has failed and may be why R117-22 ohm resistor burned up. R117 is tied to Pin 6 of the LM361 and -12 volts. And Pin 8,10,13,14 appear to be shorted together.

Once you have an opportunity, recheck your measurements using the Transformers secondary center tap.
 
Remove one driver board at a time.If removing a board brings the amp out of protection, check the opposite side for drive at the output gates with your scope. Post screen shots.

If you determine that one board is good, install the board on the opposite side and check for drive at the gates. again post screen shots.

If you are able to get amp out of protection removing one or both boards, check
the DC voltages(Pins 1-14) and waveforms (Pins 4,9,11) on the LM361 as you did before. Post your measurements and screen shots.

There is an R21-4.7Kohm resistor an the Sub 3 daughter board in the power supply.Removing it should disable all protections. If you do this be very careful when turning amp on and monitor current and temperature if possible. Maybe last resort.
 
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