I am trying to repair a Kenwood Eleven GX. When powered on, the speaker relay does not engage to allow the stereo to play. When the relays are closed manually, the stereo appears to play very well.
I have tested the voltage at diode D20 which seems to me to be in parallel with the relay.
The schematic says is should have 25 Volts on the negative side of the diode, but it reads 56 Volts instead.
I have tested the diode, and replaced the diode, and the voltage does not change.
I have tested the voltage of resistor R79 and it is getting 59 volts on the "upstream" side and 56 volts on the "downstream" side. I have also removed the resistor and tested its resistance and it is with spec (1Kohm).
I am wondering if it is possible that the speaker relay is shorted and causing this problem.
If there is anyone that can help me diagnose the problem, I would appreciate the support.
I have tested the voltage at diode D20 which seems to me to be in parallel with the relay.
The schematic says is should have 25 Volts on the negative side of the diode, but it reads 56 Volts instead.
I have tested the diode, and replaced the diode, and the voltage does not change.
I have tested the voltage of resistor R79 and it is getting 59 volts on the "upstream" side and 56 volts on the "downstream" side. I have also removed the resistor and tested its resistance and it is with spec (1Kohm).
I am wondering if it is possible that the speaker relay is shorted and causing this problem.
If there is anyone that can help me diagnose the problem, I would appreciate the support.