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2015-09-07 by freb101@yahoo.com
Hi there,
a few minutes after I power up my Mono/Poly, the back-panel (where there's the big white KORG logo) become very hot. After 20/30 minutes it's so hot I can barely keep my hand on it. I have no functional problems at the moment but I suspect this could lead me to future issues.
What do you guys think? Do you think it could be a "only partially" working component in the power supply that is causing the problem?
Thank you
2015-09-07 by <kimouts@gmail.com>
I have the same thing, its normal from what ive heard
On Sep 7, 2015 10:13 PM, "freb101@yahoo.com [korg_mono-poly]" <korg_mono-poly@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Hi there,
a few minutes after I power up my Mono/Poly, the back-panel (where there's the big white KORG logo) become very hot. After 20/30 minutes it's so hot I can barely keep my hand on it. I have no functional problems at the moment but I suspect this could lead me to future issues.
What do you guys think? Do you think it could be a "only partially" working component in the power supply that is causing the problem?
Thank you
2015-09-08 by Jeppe Madsen
Hmmm mine doesn’t get that hot at all. It sounds like the voltage reg./transistors in the power supply have to dissipate a lot of wattage? What kind of voltage source do you connect the M/P to? 240 volts?
Jeppe
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Emne: Re: [korg_mono-poly] Power supply overheating
I have the same thing, its normal from what ive heard
On Sep 7, 2015 10:13 PM, "freb101@yahoo.com [korg_mono-poly]" <korg_mono-poly@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Hi there,
a few minutes after I power up my Mono/Poly, the back-panel (where there's the big white KORG logo) become very hot. After 20/30 minutes it's so hot I can barely keep my hand on it. I have no functional problems at the moment but I suspect this could lead me to future issues.
What do you guys think? Do you think it could be a "only partially" working component in the power supply that is causing the problem?
Thank you
2015-09-08 by freb101@yahoo.com
2015-09-08 by i.scrites
Hi Jeppe,
yes the voltage source is 240volts. Do you suggest any particular measurement inside the Mono/Poly to have some more info?
2015-09-10 by freb101@yahoo.com
2015-09-14 by voltagegrove@yahoo.com