Im struggling with the regulated voltaged to read it as i cannot find the proper ground reference
IC707 place black probe on first leg red probe on 3rd leg
IC706 place black probe on middle leg red probe on 3rd leg
IC705 black probe on middle leg red probe on 3rd leg
IC703 black probe on the tab of the regulator red probe on leg 3
IC704 black probe leg 1 red probe leg 3
What are the voltages you get on all of those measuring as described
IC706 place black probe on middle leg red probe on 3rd leg
IC705 black probe on middle leg red probe on 3rd leg
IC703 black probe on the tab of the regulator red probe on leg 3
IC704 black probe leg 1 red probe leg 3
What are the voltages you get on all of those measuring as described
Ic 707 = -14.7v
Ic 706 = 14.9v
Ic 705 = 11.9v
Ic 704 = 0.725v
Ic 703 = 14.9v
SORRY FOR THE LATE REPLY ITS JUST THAT I WASNT AT HOME TO CHECK IT OUT
Ic 706 = 14.9v
Ic 705 = 11.9v
Ic 704 = 0.725v
Ic 703 = 14.9v
SORRY FOR THE LATE REPLY ITS JUST THAT I WASNT AT HOME TO CHECK IT OUT
Something doesn’t appear right with your measurements.
IC703 should be 5 volts not 14
Also you are missing the voltage on IC704
Once I get home I will recheck the amp and tell you what to measure
IC703 should be 5 volts not 14
Also you are missing the voltage on IC704
Once I get home I will recheck the amp and tell you what to measure
I get dc on the speaker terminals even. When the irs2092s is removed so could that be the cause of no sound and i do get sound up until the input of the irs2092s
How much DC are you getting across the speaker terminals and is is positive or negative voltage ?
Approximately 1.8v but as soon as i connect a load the voltage drops and on ic 703 i get 5 volts on pin 1 and 2
Caraudioguy2100 can you perhaps tell me the voltages on the irs2092s using the irs2092s ground as the ground reference
The amp I have here is not working .
Did the driver ic get damaged when installing it ?
The ic’s are easily damaged if you apply to much heat to them when installing .
Did the driver ic get damaged when installing it ?
The ic’s are easily damaged if you apply to much heat to them when installing .
Pull the ic and check all the regulators again as mentioned and see if all the voltages appear correct .
And see if the dc on the speaker terminals goes away .
When soldering the new ic use low heat and be quick when soldering also touch the pads with your iron not the legs of the ic .
And see if the dc on the speaker terminals goes away .
When soldering the new ic use low heat and be quick when soldering also touch the pads with your iron not the legs of the ic .
The dc dropped when i removed the ic and only 1 regulator dont make sense to me the 5 volts are on pin 1 and 2
The two 5 volt regulators are giving the voltage on different pins i will check later to tell the exact pins
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