[sdiy] yamaha spx-90 blown p/s caps

Nate Reeves djservs at comcast.net
Wed Oct 8 18:26:09 CEST 2008


is the rectifier the coil inductor looking box?
looks like the spx90 and spx90 II have the the same power supply units  
so i have spare parts!

sweet!

i am taking voltage readings off the board....

on connector CN4 it looks like 2 pins, 2nd & 3rd from DG (digital  
ground) are not giving off the logic +5V for the digital  
stuff ....looks like that might be an issue

on connector CN4 i am getting readings too low on the -18V side and  
too high on the +18V side (11V and 29V respectively)

admittedly I am a bit confused on the connector.....

pin1 PC
pin2 PE
pin3 +18V
pin4  +18V
pin5 GRD
pin6 GRD
pin7 -18V
pin8 -18V

is that correct?

what is PC & PE?

i put ground probe between pins 5 & 6 and measured around to get -11V  
on pins 7 &8 and 29V on pins 3 &4

i will double check these values in a bit B^p

cheers,

nate


On Oct 8, 2008, at 10:53 AM, Roy J. Tellason wrote:

> On Wednesday 08 October 2008 10:10, Nate Reeves wrote:
>> hey all, does anyone have the schematics for the above unit?
>>
>> i am sure i can call yamaha and buy it but i rather save $$$ if
>> possible...
>
> http://mysite.verizon.net/rtellason/manuals.html    :-)
>
>> i plugged this thing in and it took about 5 secs for a electrolytic
>> cap to smoke on the p/s board....
>>
>> should i replace all caps on the p/s board or just the smoking gun?  
>> B^p
>
> Find out why it smoked.  You're probably looking at a shorted  
> rectifier,
> maybe?
>
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