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  • Sorry but I don't think I will be able to contribute any useful ideas on this one. I don't work on them.
    Originally posted by Enzo
    I have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."


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    • Originally posted by g1 View Post
      Sorry but I don't think I will be able to contribute any useful ideas on this one. I don't work on them.
      You did say that in the beginning I remember. I appreciate you helping me get this far. I think I'm about there, just gotta get 2nd amp right. Thanks.

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      • I will say I'm not super versed in transsistors but when you have the same voltage across all 3 legs its not a good sign. Check q1 and q18 out of circuit.
        nosaj
        soldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!

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        • Originally posted by nosaj View Post
          I will say I'm not super versed in transsistors but when you have the same voltage across all 3 legs its not a good sign. Check q1 and q18 out of circuit.
          nosaj
          I replaced both Q1 and Q18 previously. Today I swapped C34/37 for C6/C7 with no change in readings. I've gone all over this schematic trying to find why Ch 1(+) is now correct and Ch 1(-) is still not correct. Here are readings on IC1/IC2

          IC1:
          1(-1mv)
          2(-1mv)
          3(0mv)
          4(5v)
          5(243mv)
          6(245mv)
          7(0.5mv)
          8(5v)
          9(5v)
          10(0.6v)
          11(-7v)
          12(-1mv)
          13(0.5v)
          14(-1mv)

          IC2:
          1(-4mv)
          2(9v)
          3(1mv)
          4(-12mv)
          5(1mv)
          6(1mv)
          7(1mv)
          8(7mv)

          All readings are taken with variac @ 20vac to try to prevent damage to mosfets while locating components causing voltage difference on gate busses.

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          • Originally posted by nosaj View Post
            I will say I'm not super versed in transsistors but when you have the same voltage across all 3 legs its not a good sign. Check q1 and q18 out of circuit.
            nosaj
            I've actually replaced all Q transistors except for Q3/4/16. Q3/4 have the gate busses correct on Ch 1(+) and Q16 looks like it is controlling fans.

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            • Originally posted by nosaj View Post
              I will say I'm not super versed in transsistors but when you have the same voltage across all 3 legs its not a good sign. Check q1 and q18 out of circuit.
              nosaj
              Have also replaced every diode connected with mosfets, and all resistors connected to mosfets are correct.

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              • Ok so I still suggest you pull those 2 an test them out of circuit.
                nosaj
                soldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!

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                • Originally posted by nosaj View Post
                  Ok so I still suggest you pull those 2 an test them out of circuit.
                  nosaj
                  Q1 Base-Collector(0.6v) Base-Emitter(OL) C-E(OL)
                  Leads reversed (OL/OL/0.6v)
                  Q18 b-c(0.6v) b-e(OL) c-e(OL)
                  Leads reversed (OL/OL/0.6v) diode test.

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                  • Replaced IC1/IC2 . Voltages have changed some on those two, but no change on Ch 1(-) gate busses.

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                    • Replaced all diodes associated with Ch 1(-) board, no change in gate buss voltage.

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                      • Originally posted by nosaj View Post
                        Ok so I still suggest you pull those 2 an test them out of circuit.
                        nosaj
                        What do you make of the Q1/Q18 measurements out of circuit?

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                        • Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post

                          What do you make of the Q1/Q18 measurements out of circuit?
                          Let me flip it. What do you think of the measurements?
                          nosaj
                          soldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!

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                          • What I think is that you have the transistor legs mixed up. Otherwise, your readings make no sense at all.
                            "I took a photo of my ohm meter... It didn't help." Enzo 8/20/22

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                            • Is Q18 a 2n3440?
                              nosaj
                              https://my.centralsemi.com/datasheets/2N3439.PDF
                              soldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!

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                              • Originally posted by nosaj View Post
                                Yes, Q18 is a 2n3440.

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