I know you guys have seen this before. I replaced the fuse with a 4a 125v from radio shack and it blew right away. After some research, I replaced the audio amp ICs on the two small boards. I tried to power it up without a speaker load and it blew the fuse. That was probably a mistake so, I tried it with a speaker load - same result. So, I unplugged the amp boards and used a new fuse and it powered up. The sound from the headphone out was normal.
So, at that point I decided to see if it was one of the chips so, I tried them one at a time. The fuse didn't blow but, it smoked the chip.
I noticed a few things at this point, the amp has been worked on several times and this is not the first time this replacement has been done. also, there was very little paste left under the chips.
Any help?
Chuck
So, at that point I decided to see if it was one of the chips so, I tried them one at a time. The fuse didn't blow but, it smoked the chip.
I noticed a few things at this point, the amp has been worked on several times and this is not the first time this replacement has been done. also, there was very little paste left under the chips.
Any help?
Chuck
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