Sennheiser Ew100/G2 Wireless Mic Receiver

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  • falcontech
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    In the afternoon I will test the points you asked me on page 29 of the service manual, I think it is useless to test those of the board on page 31 because that is the RF Board and it is a separate body of the Main Board and even without RF Board connected the problem is the same present

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  • budm
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    Originally posted by falcontech
    ok I will try to do these tests, I have to put a probe on gnd and with the other test the resistance points?
    Yes, you will test the resistance of each one of the test points, hopefully we will not find any shorts or very low Ohms readings.

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  • falcontech
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    ok I will try to do these tests, I have to put a probe on gnd and with the other test the resistance points?

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  • budm
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    BTW, page 29 and 31 of the service manual shows the location of the test points on the board.

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  • budm
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    Originally posted by falcontech
    sure that I did those tests, because they were quite understandable to do, I'm asking you to help me to understand where to put your hands in order not to make wrong measurements and unfortunately looking at the scheme of the service manual I can not understand where these points are, that's all
    OK then since you are are able to test those test point on page 14 as I asked before in my post #10, then just use the same test points you did per page 14 but check the resistance this time instead.
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  • falcontech
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    sure that I did those tests, because they were quite understandable to do, I'm asking you to help me to understand where to put your hands in order not to make wrong measurements and unfortunately looking at the scheme of the service manual I can not understand where these points are, that's all

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  • budm
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    Your post #31
    Originally posted by falcontech
    I try, it will be difficult for me to identify those points on the real card, unfortunately I have a bit of difficulty in interpreting those points from the diagram you sent me, you could be kind enough to point them to me on the photo of the real card thanks
    I am a little confused here since in the other post I ask you to check the test points ad indicated in the service manual way back in my post #10.

    My post #10: "There are many power supplies on that receiver unit, look at page 14, 15, 19, 20 of the service manual, it shows you the Voltage test points that you need to check. Did you check them?"

    So you never did perform those tests since now you are telling me you do not understand how to get to those test points?

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  • falcontech
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    let me know if they are ok
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  • budm
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    Originally posted by falcontech
    If you need it, I can take a better picture of the card
    I will need good clear straight shots of the whole top side of the board to start with.
    BTW, do not replace that 8V regulator that you thought it is bad.

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  • falcontech
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    If you need it, I can take a better picture of the card

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  • falcontech
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    I try, it will be difficult for me to identify those points on the real card, unfortunately I have a bit of difficulty in interpreting those points from the diagram you sent me, you could be kind enough to point them to me on the photo of the real card thanks

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  • budm
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    You also need to check the resistance with ref to GND on those test points I marked BEFORE you try to power up the unit again.
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  • budm
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    Re: Sennheiser Ew100/G2 Wireless Mic Receiver

    Originally posted by falcontech
    ah ok you are asking me to replace the fuse if I understand correctly ... I ordered them and they are waiting for them to arrive
    I suggest to use regular fuse to perform the test for now until you receive the new fuse, you should also check the resistance of the new fuse before and after you solder it in (you have to wait for the fuse to cool down first after soldering then check the resistance).
    Also read page 141 of the fuse spec sheet regarding to reflow and rework.

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  • falcontech
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    Originally posted by budm
    5.20 Ohm at room temperature is bad, the spec is rated at 0.09 Ohms Min. to 0.29 Ohms Max at room temperature.
    You can solder in 0.75A fuses in place for testing for now.

    ah ok you are asking me to replace the fuse if I understand correctly ... I ordered them and they are waiting for them to arrive

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  • falcontech
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    Originally posted by budm
    5.20 Ohm at room temperature is bad, the spec is rated at 0.09 Ohms Min. to 0.29 Ohms Max at room temperature.
    You can solder in 0.75A fuses in place for testing for now.
    I don't quite understand what should I do with the fuse, should I unplug it and try it? or what?

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  • budm
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    Originally posted by falcontech
    the fuse marks me 05.2 Ohm, the diode marks me 0.028 MOhm
    5.20 Ohm at room temperature is bad, the spec is rated at 0.09 Ohms Min. to 0.29 Ohms Max at room temperature.
    You can solder in 0.75A fuses in place for testing for now.

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  • falcontech
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    the fuse marks me 05.2 Ohm, the diode marks me 0.028 MOhm

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  • falcontech
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    perfect i will do what you asked me thanks

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  • budm
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    [QUOTE=falcontech;979358]on the fuse the acronym is x075f 24v, that cylindrical part I did not understand what component it is if you can give me a hand through service manual I would be grateful[/QUOTE]
    1) That black component is a protection diode D210 (SM4007) in case the unit is connected to the wrong polarity of the AC/DC adapter. So check the RESISTANCE as I requested.

    2) Fuse F210 (X075F 24V) is rated at 0.75A per schematic. Did you check the resistance (no power applied to the unit for at least 10 minutes) as I requested?

    3) You must follow my instructions when I request you to do the measurement otherwise we are just wasting times here.
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  • R_J
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    The cylindrical part is likely D210 SM4007, polarity protection diode

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