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Denon DP-57L Power failure - defective powertransformer

Rojan

Rojan

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I'm looking for a new powertransformer for my DP-57L.
Does anybody has a spare one, or know where I can find one?
The partnumber is 2339063.
Also looking for an alternative transformer, but I need the voltages on the secundair side (the ones connecting to the motor-board). Can anybody tell me these voltages? Maybe could somebody with a good operating DP-57L measure for me these voltages. Would be helpfull to me.:)

Thx.
Ronald
 
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Rojan said:
I'm looking for a new powertransformer for my DP-57L.
Does anybody has a spare one, or know where I can find one?
The partnumber is 2339063.
Also looking for an alternative transformer, but I need the voltages on the secundair side (the ones connecting to the motor-board). Can anybody tell me these voltages? Maybe could somebody with a good operating DP-57L measure for me these voltages. Would be helpfull to me.:)

Thx.
Ronald
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If you go to www.vinylengine.com and register (its free) they have the DP-57L owners manual and service manual available for download. The service manual has schematics which should give you the information you need.
 
Are you absolutely sure it is actually a power transformer issue? Power transformers rarely fail, especially in something with as low of a demand as a TT. Outside of a lightning strike or some other sort of power surge, I've never actually had one just outright fail.
 
Tom6to1 said:
If you go to www.vinylengine.com and register (its free) they have the DP-57L owners manual and service manual available for download. The service manual has schematics which should give you the information you need.
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Well, that's the problem. There are no Voltages mentioned on the schematics in the manual. If you can find them, please let me know. I can't find them.
 
savatage1973 said:
Are you absolutely sure it is actually a power transformer issue? Power transformers rarely fail, especially in something with as low of a demand as a TT. Outside of a lightning strike or some other sort of power surge, I've never actually had one just outright fail.
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I didn't believe it iether in the first time, but yes it's the power transformer. No voltages on the wires on the outpunt side.
 
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