MyLastWord
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D8 (in circuit) show 0.05V both ways... Bad?
How did you test it, with diode function on meter? If so it appears to be shorted - bad.D8 (in circuit) show 0.05V both ways... Bad?
Looks good to me as a replacement. Remove the old D8 and test it again to be sure, test Q1 and Q2, lift one end of C17 and verify it is not shorted.I got 1N5244B 14V, 9mA 500mW, would it be suitable replacement?
You are most welcome!Eureka!! D8 was bad... Now I got 13V at pin16... Selection switch AM/FM/Aux etc... light up... continue to check for the rest... Big thanks Merlynski.

Don't try to play music on DBT, circuits will not have correct voltages. When you get those parts replaced bring it up on DBT, check power supply voltages are present and probably low but reasonably balanced. Check and set DC offset on power amps, check idle current (Bias) for adjustability then reduce it to minimum. With volume minimized and no input bring it up on full power and check every power supply voltage, recheck DC offset. Then set idle current (bias) per Service Manual. Then try music, bringing up volume slowly, play at low level for a while. Reduce volume, remove input, recheck bias and dc offset. If they are still good try music again at a bit higher level. Repeat checks after unit has warmed up for a bit. Tomorrow is another day !Plug the unit thru DBT, and playing CD via Aux sound so good. Got excited and plug directly to the socket. Power it up, nothing.. smoked the R3, 910R/2W between pin25 and 27 and I think the R2 went out too. May be the D10 and D11 went bad too. I don't have any 910R/2W nor any replacement for the 23V zener for D10, D11. So this will be another day... So close...
