How do you check for shorts ? Obviously you should check for shorts between any of the transistor's legs that exists in the Powersupply section, particulary the 4 ones that are attached to the bck of the metal case, using a multimeter. --- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "hoggy_bogger" <yanbu@c...> wrote: > > I'd check the Powersupply board for shorts - I can't remember but I > > think there should be a few transistors at the area - check them out > > for shorts. > > I disconnected all the power to the other boards, and just had power > to the KLM-376, powered on and it blew the fuses (both 250v 1a on the > board). Obviously there is a short somewhere in that board? The D1 > diode lights up for a sec when it's powered on, then dims out. > > Can't seem to find any shorts in there, any idears? I have a few > photos here of the board, maybe there's something obvious to you guys > (other than the fuses not being in there, took em out) > > http://www.10eastern.com/images/polysix/poly1.jpg > http://www.10eastern.com/images/polysix/poly2.jpg > http://www.10eastern.com/images/polysix/poly3.jpg > http://www.10eastern.com/images/polysix/poly4.jpg > http://www.10eastern.com/images/polysix/poly5.jpg > > > > > > > > > --- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "hoggy_bogger" <yanbu@c...> wrote: > > > I'm really hoping I can get some help / advice from you all. Ok, > > > i'll state the facts once again: > > > > > > My polysix fell out of tune last week, a few days before I was > > about > > > to play a show, and I decided to get in there and tune it. I got > > it > > > rock solid in tune, and this is obviously where I went wrong - I > > had > > > it plugged in still - and closed the cover down to put all the > > > screws in and saw a small flash from the center back portion of the > > > inside. It seemed like it came from the center back board that's > > > screwed in with the metal plate, the one that holds the fuses. The > > > first of the two fuses blew out. I looked around for quite some > > time > > > to see if I pinched any wires against the case or something > > obvious, > > > but couldn't find anything. I bought new fuses and replaced, but > > > they blow out immediately when powered up. > > > > > > I'm pretty handy with a soldering iron and such, can plunder my way > > > through schematics - but not sure where to start and thought I > > better > > > ask some advice. Thanks in advance for any help. The most I can > > > offer this board is my patch dumps, I have a number that aren't in > > > your files area.
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Re: looking for advice for diagnosing recent polysix disaster, [please!]
2005-05-15 by gil_we
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