Akai S01 sampler limited failure

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  • Zeugitai
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    • Mar 2023
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    Akai S01 sampler limited failure

    I've enjoyed my S01 since the early 90s, and it was still working well up until a few months ago. It was in a rack in a heated room and suffered no shocks. Powered up, floppy confirmed, channel lights lit, digital display on, data knob responsive, but the edit contol subpanel remained dark & unresponsive. Everything in the box appears good. No capacitor leakage. Has anyone been here before? I could use a/some guidance. Obliged 🙏
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    • Zeugitai
      New Member
      • Mar 2023
      • 3
      • United States
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      Re: Akai S01 sampler limited failure

      Does anyone know or have the data for the transistors C63 18 004 or the FEC 2202 K904 or replacements for them? These are in the switching power supply of my Akai S1000

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