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  • EDEN EC10 50watt solid state Motorboating

    Hello all
    I have an Eden EC10 50 watt 10" bass combo. Reported fault is motorboating.
    On testing it was difficult to get it to motorboat. The only way at first seems to be if you plug a guitar lead in and touch the tip with your thumb, On testing with bass , If you have the bass control up and play at high volume , You might get a tiny bit of motorboating
    I can't find a schematic output stage is LM1875
    Replaced 2 x 4700Uf caps, Still the same
    Replaced the LT Caps
    I decided to piggy back 2 more 1000Uf 35v on to the filter caps , Still the same
    any thoughts
    Thanks in advance

  • #2
    A schematic would be helpfull.
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    • #3
      It sounds to me like the amp is going into oscillation. I'd look at the zobel network, first. Make sure components are good and well connected. Since you don't have a schematic, here's a datasheet that includes a typical circuit.

      https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm1875.pdf

      I'd also check the cap C2 (first drawing) from the datasheet if your amp has that cap and is a similar circuit. Obviously the board designation wouldn't be the same, but I'm betting if you trace out the circuit, it's very similar.
      "I took a photo of my ohm meter... It didn't help." Enzo 8/20/22

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Jon Snell View Post
        A schematic would be helpfull.
        Yes i know, but none seem to be available, I have searched the net, Nothing

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        • #5
          Originally posted by The Dude View Post
          It sounds to me like the amp is going into oscillation. I'd look at the zobel network, first. Make sure components are good and well connected. Since you don't have a schematic, here's a datasheet that includes a typical circuit.

          https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm1875.pdf

          I'd also check the cap C2 (first drawing) from the datasheet if your amp has that cap and is a similar circuit. Obviously the board designation wouldn't be the same, but I'm betting if you trace out the circuit, it's very similar.
          Thanks Dude. I will check out and change all caps in the lm1875 circuit ..

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          • #6


            I have found the fault, Believe it or not a ceramic cap on the 1st op amp stage.
            Hit it with Freezer spray and it motorboated, Replace the cap. Amp is perfect
            Many thanks for all your help

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