Hi everyone!
I have this board that suddenly stopped supplying power to an output that drives an interchanger cleaner motor.
I checked while the board was in place with all wires attached and there's no AC voltage on the corresponding plug X5
This X5 is driven by fuse F8 (tested OK) which comes from the second orange relay
To make sure there are no charcoaled contacts inside the relay, I got a 24VDC power supply and got it ready to manually power up the coil side of these relays.
I respected the polarity, positive to cathode of protecting diode
So provided all the positives to all coils are common, I soldered + to this rail, and then applied negative to the other side of the relay coil.
With the first relay (not the faulty one), it clicked correctly on and off several times according to each time I touched it
With the second relay (faulty output), it clicked slowly and like "lazy" both for ON and OFF (some delay) and I got some smoke smell right away. Turned the board upside down and felt heat around both small Q's that drive this coil.
Can I have damaged the Q's that drive it? As the polarity is granted, they are all going + - + - + -....
Or is this just a sign that these transistors were the culprit for this issue?
I don't really understand the schematic (see images) for the driving Q's, it's like 2 different lines can drive independently the negative side?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance
I have this board that suddenly stopped supplying power to an output that drives an interchanger cleaner motor.
I checked while the board was in place with all wires attached and there's no AC voltage on the corresponding plug X5
This X5 is driven by fuse F8 (tested OK) which comes from the second orange relay
To make sure there are no charcoaled contacts inside the relay, I got a 24VDC power supply and got it ready to manually power up the coil side of these relays.
I respected the polarity, positive to cathode of protecting diode
So provided all the positives to all coils are common, I soldered + to this rail, and then applied negative to the other side of the relay coil.
With the first relay (not the faulty one), it clicked correctly on and off several times according to each time I touched it
With the second relay (faulty output), it clicked slowly and like "lazy" both for ON and OFF (some delay) and I got some smoke smell right away. Turned the board upside down and felt heat around both small Q's that drive this coil.
Can I have damaged the Q's that drive it? As the polarity is granted, they are all going + - + - + -....
Or is this just a sign that these transistors were the culprit for this issue?
I don't really understand the schematic (see images) for the driving Q's, it's like 2 different lines can drive independently the negative side?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance
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