petehall347
the brandy coffee man
ok finally found it .. sorry .
ok thanks maybe someone else will have an idea. I mean everything is working thanks to you just wondered whether this is a problem? Someone has done this for a reason I guess.sorry cant figure it out from board layout .
yes there is like a welded wire therewhere the plugs might go appear to be shorted together looking at the pic .can you confirm this ?
Pete I decided to removed that wire that shorted the 2 pins and plugged 24 and 25 back in and all good. Puzzles me why this was done?where the plugs might go appear to be shorted together looking at the pic .can you confirm this ?
Ok after the change amp worked for about 45min, Now gone in protection mode and staying there so the reason 24 and 25 were shorted was to stop it going in protection mode, I have taken a few close up pics where the wires go. I'm not sure what part No the circuit board is, If you follow the 2 grey wires No.24 and 25 you can see where they go, thanksi could hazard a better guess if i knew where the wires ended up .
just done another clean of that circuit board and I have it going again will see what happens when it warms up. OK been on now for over 2 hours and all good, Strange!! does that mean just a good clean fixed everything?Ok after the change amp worked for about 45min, Now gone in protection mode and staying there so the reason 24 and 25 were shorted was to stop it going in protection mode, I have taken a few close up pics where the wires go. I'm not sure what part No the circuit board is, If you follow the 2 grey wires No.24 and 25 you can see where they go, thanks
ps let me know if u need more pics
just done another clean of that circuit board and I have it going again will see what happens when it warms up
just done another clean of that circuit board and I have it going again will see what happens when it warms up. OK been on now for over 2 hours and all good, Strange!! does that mean just a good clean fixed everything?
Ok got it its the F-2497 circuit board for installing emitter resistorsstill not seeing what those wires connect to . need component id numbers .
still not seeing what those wires connect to . need component id numbers .
And to you too Pete
do the wires connect across thermistor PR01 ? if so one of them is either detecting too much heat or is faulty .
So the way it was shorted was to bypass this? Is it safe to leave it shorted or will it cause damage in the future?
ok, yes those wires go to the PR01 they are both numbered 10 and 10 on the circuit board this is one of 2 boards labelled F-2497 the one we are looking at is the front one.it is best to fix properly so it works as intended .
no all the Output Transistors hardly heat up. Most of the heat comes from the 2507 and 2508 boardsdoes the main heat-sink on that side run hot ?