D8 is smoking after i changed the final.. i changed final back.. still smoking.. what could be wrong?.. i checked diode with meter.. one way i get no reading.. the other way it goes up in the 500's..
Yes, Do Not Turn Up Too 500's Way Too Dangerous, The Problem Might Be That Inside Some Cords May Be Rubbing Wrong Or, You Have A Short Cord, If Not Any Of That It Is Probally Broke
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Welcome to FixYa. My name is John, and I will be assisting you with your issue today.
Hope you replaced the diode in the right direction! There a few capacitors in that area
you need to check, but first, turn the unit Over and check that there are no burned Trace in that area, if so, repair it. Check that the in-line fuse is good also. Hope this
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Open the case and hook power inside past the power socket. They do go bad from time to time.
Also, if you never checked the SWR, and you noticed the ant ligh come one ever, you could have burned up your final. You now have a paper weight.
Oh and the protection diode is D28 not 23. It should be a big black one. Also, D8 is another protection diode. they are the only big black diodes in the radio.
Initially, pls check the final and pre-final (TR15 & 15) and that it gets modulated
TX+12 through D8 from T1 which in turn is the output of IC4 through C48.
Capacitor C-82, which connects the output of the driver to the input og the final, is leaky or shorted, putting +12 volts on the base of the final, which blows it immediately.
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