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Technics SU-8600 Rebuild

Don't worry, all the mistakes I ever made. Especially those I will not tell you :)

Stupid people do not learn from their mistakes.
Smart people learn from their mistakes.
Brilliant people learn from the mistakes of others.

How can we learn if you won't tell us about them? ;)
 
Once you can seperate the learning part from the having fun part, I will tell you all my stupid mistakes.

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I am trying to get one of these going. All I get is the red light comes on after powering it on, no relay click and thus no output. I also found a great response and description from EW on the protection workings from a few years ago. I followed that and none of the components tested bad. Calling in the troops, I need some assistance please. Please let me know if I need to start a new one.
 
The SVD10E1 are regular rectifier diodes, you could replace them for cosmetic purposes if you want. I used 1N4002
I tried this and the voltage became fixed...had to put the original back in. The trannies cooled off significantly, though.
 
Hello
On mine I changed all 6 diodes with 1N4007s and strangely the relay no longer clicks. The original 15000uf capacitors are still in place.
 
Hi everyone having an issue with a technics su-8600 all down to one short I cannot find. Any info would be great please see pic. X’s mean replaced transistors once I drop the 68ohm resistor in I get a dead short. This has been a headache for me the unit was pretty rough with dead shorts but I fixed most and this is the last short. What do you all think would cause this. Thanks very much
 

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