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Yamaha CA2010 Reed Relay (RL-6442-H132)

endervox

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Good Day!

I'm working on restoring a Yamaha CA-2010. I've found the reed relay on the volume control board to be dodgy. In various threads I've seen a suitable replacement is the Littlefuse Inc. PN: HE722A1200. As that part appears to be obsolete and NLA. I went through the search filters on DigiKey and by spec the Littlefuse Inc. PN: HE722A1210 looks pretty much identical.

Now... fair warning, before this unit I've NEVER dealt with reed relays. So, I'm hoping someone here can help.


OR, perhaps there's something more suitable than the above. I'm happy to shoehorn in whatever works.

I've read you can swap out the reeds, which I'm not opposed to but it's definitely a lot of work and a bit risky if I damage the coil. Below is a link for the reeds, apparently:

Thoughts? Recommendations?
 
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I've just found the HE722A1210 uses a 'coil suppression' diode, which I'm wagering isn't what I need, though I have no clue.
 
Have you seen this post yet?


post #106
 
Have you seen this post yet?


post #106
I have, but the Littlefuse reed relay isn't available any more.

Have a look at these. A Digikey possible sub.

and compare footprint , coil connection pins,contact pins configuration and comparable current contact ratings and coil voltage.
Will do. I REALLY appreciate the response.
 
The pin out is definitely different than the original but I think it could be remoted to work. On spec, this and the HE722A1200 look very similar.
 
Please let us know how this went!
So... While i did buy a different reed relay, I decided to go the hard way and tear apart the original reed relay and replace the reeds. The work was pretty tiny but it turned out good. With the new reeds it functioned perfectly.
 

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So... While i did buy a different reed relay, I decided to go the hard way and tear apart the original reed relay and replace the reeds. The work was pretty tiny but it turned out good. With the new reeds it functioned perfectly.
Do you have a P/N for those reeds?
 
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