[sdiy] Disassembling MKS-70 Power Supply
Csaba Zvekan
czvekan at gmail.com
Mon Nov 3 15:38:23 CET 2008
Thanks, Bob.
That's exactly what it was . It wasn't hard to get to the board
either. If you think they put two Roland JX-10s in a 3 HE Rack mount
unit. That's pretty cool :)
So I put some flux on the regulator solder joints and added fresh
solder . I should have desoldered and removed the old tin and cleaned
pads. I was thinking of that later. Oh , well it works now under
several hours of testing it seems fine.
I have ordered some 6800uF and 4700uF that I want to replace them as
well. They took a lot of beating over the last 20 years, I assume.
When I open up the unit again for that I will sure remove the old tin
and clean pads etc.
Again thanks for the hint, it was very helpful.
Csaba
On Nov 3, 2008, at 7:13 AM, Bob Weigel wrote:
> I don't recall off the top the circuit details but common problems
> are regulator solder joints on those. If it shuts off after a few
> seconds that MIGHT be the problem.. On the other hand could be some
> leaking electrolytic or something. But you have to pull a few
> things out as I recall to get that board out. Get under there and
> verify the solder before you go to a lot of research time though and
> I'll bet you'll find the problem. If you have an esr meter it's nice
> to check the caps. -Bob
>
> Csaba Zvekan wrote:
>
>> Hi Group,
>>
>> My Roland MKS-70 (SUPER JX) 's power supply is failing . After two
>> seconds it shuts off. I am suspecting capacitors on the power
>> supply board. Can anybody tell me an easy way to get to it. Before
>> I make some stupid mistakes?
>> It looks like I have to loosen the VOICE boards that are on
>> hinges , right ?
>> I googled the MKS series and they seem to be a bit flaky in age.
>> Also maybe one of you knows already the problem. What's the deal
>> with the sensing in the circuit ?
>>
>> Any help greatly appreciated
>>
>>
>> Csaba
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