Re: Having trouble identifying blown Cap in AMP

Just thought i'd report back and confirm replacing the blown cap and the adjacent cap appears to have fixed the AMP. Found suitable replacements at RS components (have one near by). Maplin and Farnell also carry them, although Maplin is more expensive and Farnel have a £20 minimum order unless you hold a credit account.

Just need to decide wether its better to leave the AMP on, or switch it on and off every day. It drives the multiroom audio in my house, so does get regular use.

Either way happy its working...

Re: Having trouble identifying blown Cap in AMP



Your previous post prompted me to go back to the manufacturers website to double check for schematics and fortunately I came accross a contact email. They got back to me within a couple of hours providing the schematics which show it to be 6800uF/63V. Although they said there was no part marked M0010 on the AMP (6 of them sitting infront of me), have to say thumbs up to them for the quick response.

Having a search for compatible parts now, will probably replace it and its neighbour initially. If there...

Re: Having trouble identifying blown Cap in AMP

The Amps a Stageline STA-1508 (same series as 1504/1506). I have been looking for schematics for it but not come up with anything yet.

The CAP is located on the main power supply board. Appears to be 48v accross it. There are 6 of these Caps in total, with this one having gone bang in spectacular fashion

Hi,

Just been searching for a replacement Cap for my AMP and came accross the forum. (Nice name )

Thought perhaps someone here may be able to help me identify the part.

Its a rather large Cap (55x34mm) from a Stageline amplifier and the only marking on it is M0010 (other then the polarity marking). Coulour is black.

Having searched the the usual parts/docs sites, having no luck finding the part

Thanks