Well, I have tried everything I can imagine...the Onkyo EQ35 is connected between receiver preouts and and Onkyo amp...without eq function, the audio passes through as it should. But when eq is activated, the amp meters peg and the amp shuts down...
I have replaced all three ICs (Q201, 2 and 3) on the main board. I have replaced all the big caps on the main board. I have replaced the op amp (Q228) on the main board and I have replaced the two main op amps (Q1, Q14)on the eq board...I have replaced several transistors that were suspect. I have checked all the voltages on the main board and they are in spec. I have checked the voltages on the eq board and there is power.
When I removed the two main op amps on the eq board, the amp would click on as it should...there was noise on one channel as indicated by the amp meter.
Something somewhere is shorting out...and I'll be damned if I know where else to look...I took the eq to a local electronics shop...no help there... I would appreciate someone taking a look at the schematic...I implore you to render assistance...my mental ship is sinking...
Thanks
I have replaced all three ICs (Q201, 2 and 3) on the main board. I have replaced all the big caps on the main board. I have replaced the op amp (Q228) on the main board and I have replaced the two main op amps (Q1, Q14)on the eq board...I have replaced several transistors that were suspect. I have checked all the voltages on the main board and they are in spec. I have checked the voltages on the eq board and there is power.
When I removed the two main op amps on the eq board, the amp would click on as it should...there was noise on one channel as indicated by the amp meter.
Something somewhere is shorting out...and I'll be damned if I know where else to look...I took the eq to a local electronics shop...no help there... I would appreciate someone taking a look at the schematic...I implore you to render assistance...my mental ship is sinking...
Thanks
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