JVC RC-M90W Boombox component ID

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  • m4a2t0t
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Mar 2013
    • 276
    • USA

    #1

    JVC RC-M90W Boombox component ID

    What kind of diode is D72 next to the fusible resistor? It looks like D723 but it blew up and all I can read from it is a 1 on one side and what appears to be an E or F on the other..

    Someone replaced a 5ohm fusible resistor with a 1w 5ohm resistor to get it working. It worked for an hour before it started smelling like burning plastic.

    Is the disc cap in the last pic just a ceramic cap?
  • прямо
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    • Sep 2022
    • 261
    • Indonesia

    #2
    Could be the same as the other diode behind that TO-220 part, in between the resistor and the cap.. who knows.

    Unless that particular circuit asks for a specific forward/reverse bias voltage, maybe try putting in 1N4148?

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    • m4a2t0t
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      • Mar 2013
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      #3
      I didnt think I d find the schematic for it. According to the parts list its a HZ12B1 or a 12.9V max zener diode.

      Can I replace the ceramic disc caps with multilayer ceramic caps?
      Last edited by m4a2t0t; 01-18-2024, 10:04 PM.

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      • прямо
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        • Sep 2022
        • 261
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        #4
        Yes you can. I use MLCC ceramic caps in all of my past audio projects with no degradation to the signal whatsoever.

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        • m4a2t0t
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          • Mar 2013
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          #5
          Everything is back together but the cassette wont play. Pin 5 of IC701 is 5.3V and drops to 0 when pressing the play button. Pin 14 stays at 0.03V when pressing play. None of the buttons work. Is IC701 bad? pin 18 is 5.3V
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