I've decided to change the caps on the power supply, I might as well, while I'm there changing the main filter caps. I promise no more till I see if I have a working amp . IF not I might just smash the hell out of it, kidding!
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Very good idea to do that.
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I have gotten side tracked with an electrical job, will get back at it next week. Thanks guys!Comment
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I'm back, started to recap the power supply, have 3 more smaller caps to do, then the 4 larger ones. While I have those large filter caps out, I'll check the components that I couldn't reach. After that is complete, we will test the amp, and hopefully have a perfect working amp. Fingers crossed.Comment
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Hope so!
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Oh, before I forget: Take that protection relay out and check it. Also check the coil resistance.Comment
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I got the first two mainfilter caps pulled, pain in the ass. Who would run wires under a cap. Now my leads on new caps are short. Components are checking out so far. The plate resistors that is. Get back to it on sat. HOLIDAY!Attached FilesComment
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put the wire on the other side of the board if it bothers youComment
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its a dumb design all right.
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Aren’t the new filter caps a bit smaller in diameter? I’d be tempted to relocate some wires.Comment
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I thought maybe the transistor that is switching this relay keeps switching on/off, so I also checked for AC and there was almost none: 0.3V using mV range. No steady frequency was shown, but... -
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I'm stumped on this guy, so wanted to see if anyone has any further ideas:
Intro:
This is an Acer Nitro 5 AN515-55-55M1 with unknown prior history (bought "as-is" on eBay). It charges the battery and powers on from both AC adapter and battery, so I think this rules out main power issues.
Upon attempt to boot, it will "reboot" (meaning powers down and then powers on again) only once, and then stays stuck in a status of lights on / no post / no monitor. Powering on with fn+esc maxes out the fans on first boot attempt,...
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