Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Sorry, I missed the L's. 101 and 102 are both expanded out the bottom. But now it looks like I'm going to have to either replace the whole amp or the sub-board anyway. Stupid glue tore up the etchings....
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Also looks like (after whittling away that glue,) that the bottoms of those caps have pushed out.Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Safe recommendations on how to do that without going into the substraight?Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Part 2...Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Part 1...Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Give me a few minutes. Working on it now.Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Budm, it just never turned on before.Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
budm: I replaced the diode and had it go into power protect mode (red light on the external part of the board.) I located the Viper SMPS on digikey and am getting ready to order that as well. While I am there, should I order anything else?Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Thanks for all your help! That document saved my bacon!!!...Leave a comment:
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Re: Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Upon closer examination, it *might* be 180A?...Leave a comment:
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Should be a quick, simple question.... (identifying a diode)
Working on replacing a component in an active amplified subwoofer (home theater) and it seems like a diode got molten hot and snapped. Only markings on it were: "P6KE1800" and underneath that was "SHS".
I've attached a picture of the culprit....Last edited by OBXBoost; 06-07-2015, 05:33 PM. -
Re: Panasonic TH-42PD60U (Banging my head against a wall.)
Thanks, but we've done that (x3)
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Re: Panasonic TH-42PD60U (Banging my head against a wall.)
Sorry for the delay gentlemen, here are the pictures of the base boards (sans the RF and Optical input assembly)...Leave a comment:
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Re: Panasonic TH-42PD60U (Banging my head against a wall.)
Newtothis: what would you like pictures of? Let me know and I will have them uploaded soon. Thanks!Leave a comment:
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Panasonic TH-42PD60U (Banging my head against a wall.)
Symptoms:
Red light on front will not light up when plugged into power
TV will not turn on.
After leaving it unplugged for a while, and then plugging it back in, you will hear relay clicks, but still nothing.
Checked continuity to all (3) fuses on the power board.
Did a power board repair kit.
Replaced whole power board.
Replaced power and source/input selection board.
Still no luck and kind of shooting in the dark at this point. All of these items above have been 'fixes' I've read that have 'solved' this issue for other people,... -
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