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Tech discussion => 4K,6K,8K Series => Topic started by: lukeaudio on July 23, 2014, 03:46:31 AM
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hi guys, someone can tell me the reference of this Zener Diode on the 611, because I have a 611 card that is broken and doesn't work. I checked this diode, and its in short circuit.....
thank
luke
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You need to state which card in the 611, this would be a big help.
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hi synt thanks for your great contribution to this forum
you're right …I don’t know how its called this part of the card, but I attached one picture
thank
luke
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Sintec ment what card it is where you have faulty zener. At center section there's plenty of different kind of cards which are generally called by numbers ex. 13 (there's 4 of them) is master fader VCA card. Numbres are also printed in silk screen right side of 611 motherboard.
-Paavo
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These are the 611 motherboard bipolar power rail protection 24v Zeners.
So reading a short across one of these, most likely indicates a problem on one of the cards, if the 611 doesn't power, the associated pico fuse, will defo be out too.
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thank sintech...... I change all the cards... and tried it on another channel and all work well ....I do not know what else to do
thank
luke
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In that case, you should change the 24v Zener and the fuse: F1/F2 if they're now open circuit.
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I'll look through the parts list tomorrow, any 24V zener will work, it's just making sure the rating isn't too small.
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Checking back on my email, the last time this part was needed here, got these, and pretty sure.. I got 9 spare :-))))
BZX85C24V X10 ZENER DIODE(1.3W) BZX85C24V
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Doing a Google search with evidence from the picture, the original is probably these....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-Motorola-1N4749A-24V-1W-5-Zener-Diode-DO-35-NOS/321463729688
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Like :-)
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thanks to all for the info....i already repaired it 8) 8) 8) 8)
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And the problem was........?? :)
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1) The afl switch(stereo channel) was inverter the blue and the white wire ....I guess the previous owner tried to fix
2) zener diode was wrong (because I did not have the correct number ...24 v )
3) and obviously the fuse was broken
thank
luke