Is it possible that the insulator is damaged under one of those transistors?
Will the board lift out of the heatsink?
Will the board lift out of the heatsink?
The blue silpad is the insulator. Any defect, a burr on a transistor or a metal shard under a transistor could cause a transistor to short to the heatsink.
output transistors ok no shorts
Checked for broken joint on PS FETs , they are good .
I reheated the solder on the one's that looked fishy
Checked for broken joint on PS FETs , they are good .
I reheated the solder on the one's that looked fishy
Remove and check the driver transistors for the FETs reading low. Also check the 10 ohm resistor that's connected between the MPSA56 driver's collector and ground.
Check the drivers for leakage as well as open and shorted junctions.
Check the drivers for leakage as well as open and shorted junctions.
Found 3 10 ohm resistors meter read 10.2 ohm on all 3 , just can't find the 4th the one that's by the + - studs, is it a different looking one? Here's some pictures maybe you know what to look for thanks
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Ok , I removed PS FET # 1 from the 1st top row, found out that's the faulty one, now all other PS FETs that were reading low now are at .638 from legs 1-2 . is that go?
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What does the FET you removed read, out of the circuit?
Clamp everything back down and see if it will power up without blowing the fuses.
Clamp everything back down and see if it will power up without blowing the fuses.
FET read .877 from leg 1 2-3 and sorted from leg 2-3 . Will it work without missing/removed FET ?
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