B&O Icepower 200ASC pictures

Hi everyone,

Nice to see this thread, I was just "gifted" a couple of Rotel RMB-1512 power amplifiers using 4 x IcePower 200ASC Rev J modules and 8 x IcePower 200AC Rev E modules each.

A bunch of channels are not working, some with the red fault LED turned off and some not, others have a very very low ouput signal and some are working... I have max 6 channels working on the 24 that the 2 Rotels should be able to output.

I'll try to take everything apart later in the week and to figure out how I can bring those channels back from their slumber. The informations posted here are invaluable !

I have a project to wire a friends workshop using a dozen PA speakers (old Bouyer ball speakers) and those amps would be perfect :) Wish me luck !
 
Hi all the mosfet is blowing and the three resistors are dead i will change it my Quist what should components i test after and before the flyback and how to test flyback ?
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That is pretty bad indeed, obviously there is more faulty.
I wonder what might have caused the scorch mark close to "T200".
This is the area of insulation barrier under the main power transformer.
What did burn there? Perhaps something between xformer and pcb top side?
Could you check the secondary rectifier - not seen on this foto?
 
That is pretty bad indeed, obviously there is more faulty.
I wonder what might have caused the scorch mark close to "T200".
This is the area of insulation barrier under the main power transformer.
What did burn there? Perhaps something between xformer and pcb top side?
Could you check the secondary rectifier - not seen on this foto?
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the caused of the scorch mark close to "T200" is the flyback itself i guss the core broke feritte broke the wire induct after burning lose inducting i think the tranformer make short curcuit and blow the resistors so i know its asn ETD29 transformer but i need datasheet for how many turns and wire they used i cnnotg find it , second you mention THAt its has secondary rectifier U1660G passed on both test diode test and countiniuty test
 
Hello everyone, I have previously operated a few of these circuits by replacing the capacitors that had leaked. However, this circuit did not work even though all the leaked capacitors were replaced.Although there is no visible explosion on the primary and secondary sides. The output voltage is 15v, although it should normally be 47v. I think the overcurrent protection is activated. Does anyone have the rest of the service schematic, including the audio outputs and protection circuit? Has anyone encountered such a problem?
 

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After years of them sleeping in storage, I'm finally starting to troubleshoot the modules I have on hand, from a couple of Rotel RMB-1512 amps. Most of the 200ASC have the capacitor extremely bulgy and a very very low volume (3 out of 4 so far, haven't looked at the others yet), so it's obvious they are problematic. 47V & +/-12V rails measure ok.

However, my 4th module has good capacitors, but the same problem as @erdimeter (did you solve it btw?)

If I recall correctly it worked ok for a few seconds when tested alone. I shut it down to plug a possibly faulty 200AC module, repowered and it was no longer working, and I now have around 15 to 17V on the 47V output. The +/-12V rails are ok, and I have no visible trace of anything burned or exploded. Only "hot" mark I have is under the big 5W resistor next to the speaker output but it was already present when it worked (those poor rotels were overdriven and overheating for years I guess)

If anyone can chime in on what could be a potential cause for that rail to be so low, it'd appreciate it a lot.

I'm currently buying all the "regular" spare parts : TVS diode L201, 470 & 330uF electrolytic capacitors, C313 10uF smd cap, even the big caps next to TR200 even though they seem ok.

Also, my ASC modules have some of the jumper bridges next to J3 soldered, not all of them in the same configuration. Is there a chart I could look at to figure what "settings" they correspond to ? I haven't seen anything in the datasheet and designer's manual.