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Post by TCW on Apr 30, 2021 19:35:29 GMT
I just picked up a couple of jukeboxes last night. One is a Rowe AMI R-92B. They said the amp was shot. I had a look and saw fuses blown on the driver boards. F1 of the left and F2 on the right. I'm assuming this is due to faulty transistors. The ones in this are not original. Original are RCA-2N6283 & RCA-2N6286. What is here is NTE251 & NTE252. Should I try to find original spec numbers (RCA-2N6283 & RCA-2N6286) or go with the NTE? I found the diodes between the transistors are open as well. Anyone have an idea what the spec is on these diodes? Part number 70035009. Is there a root cause to this failure other than being old and possibly being driven hard for years? Is there something else I should check?
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Post by Ron Rich on Apr 30, 2021 21:19:13 GMT
H Tom, No known reason--age ?? I don't know what the NTE specs are, but suspect they may be better then originals ? As for the "diode"-- what diode, on which board ? Usually Q-5 is bad too, along with out of spec. resistors !! Ron Rich
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Post by TCW on May 1, 2021 8:10:26 GMT
Ron,
Sorry, the diodes that are between both pairs of transistors.
Tom
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Post by Ron Rich on May 1, 2021 12:41:04 GMT
Hi Tom, Are you talking about the items heat sink-ed, and screwed to the heat sink ? Them ain't "diodes" ! Ron Rich
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Post by TCW on May 1, 2021 13:33:29 GMT
I was misinformed then. There are two, one mounted between each pair of transistors to the heatsink. PH BZV 46 2V0 or maybe its BZV 46 2V0 PH Isn't this some sort of voltage regulating diode?
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Post by Ron Rich on May 1, 2021 13:41:22 GMT
Hi Tom, It's a "stabistor"-- or in other words a dual "signal" diode-- later models have a "tri-bistor", and even later models have a "tri-bistor" = one signal diode, in series, mounted on a small PC board in that location --- Ron Rich Ron
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Post by TCW on May 1, 2021 14:03:05 GMT
Ron,
Thanks for clearing that up. Si-Stab Silicon stabistor! Any idea as to an off the shelf modern replacement? I also have a model 61024903 amp with that circuit board with three diode type devices on it and two of the three are open assuming they test like a diode. I really need to compile manufacturer part numbers into part data sheets of that period and modern day equivalent.
Tom
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Post by Ron Rich on May 1, 2021 17:10:21 GMT
Hi Tom, If you have the devise connected to the whit wires on that board, it is a thirmister. One of the devices is a sig diode and the other is either a stabistor, or a tri-bistor-- markings should be on the board under the components. Generic part numbers are listed in the Service manual/parts sections. Ron Rich
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Post by TCW on May 2, 2021 18:23:33 GMT
Hi Ron,
I have the parts manual, Section 7 of the ROWE R-92 Phonograph Field Service Manual and Parts Catalog, Page 7-27 and it only has ROWE part numbers, no generics listed for 70035009 Silicon Diode. Do you have something different?
8- 40715103 Heat Sink Assembly (sec figure 7-7, item 18) l 40710302 Heat Sink 2 21547301 power Transistor Socket 3 21377301 Terminal Strip 4 70035009 Silicon Diode 5 21631901 Diode Retainer 6 21798001 Cover 7 70030206 Transistor (Darlington Amp, RCA-2N6283) 8 70030207 Transistor (Darlington Amp, RCA-2N6286) 9 21318902 Precoated Insulator 10 70075504 Connector Housing 21620702 Amplifier Jumper Plug Assembly 21620711 Amplifier Jumper Plug Assembly
Tom
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Post by Ron Rich on May 2, 2021 18:41:57 GMT
Hi Tom, The silly diode is a generic-- such as a 1N914, or equal-- not specific-- Ron Rich
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Post by TCW on May 3, 2021 14:55:03 GMT
Ron,
Looks like the equal for the 1N914 would be a Fairchild 1N4148.
I am surprised that when I see people talking about amp repair and replacing the transistors and all the detail that speak into that I have not yet heard anyone mention checking these voltage stabilizing bias diodes. Strange don't you think?
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Post by Ron Rich on May 3, 2021 15:34:27 GMT
Hi Tom, I always "check-um"-- and replace that rottin' heat sink compound --- Ron Rich
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Post by TCW on May 9, 2021 18:09:42 GMT
It looks like both driver boards need some attention.
Has the 4-07101-03 driver boards. I checked the voltages at the fuses. -36VDC on F1 and +36VDC on F2. Then I check the voltage on R29, it should be around 0.009.
Right Chanel F1 -36.14VDC F2 +37.34VDC R29 -34.88VDC
Left Chanel F1 -37.2VDC F2 +37.3VDC R29 -15.5mVDC
Looks like I will need to come up with some real world part numbers (Not ROWE AMI numbers listed below) for the Diodes and transistors. Help please?
COMPONENT LIST FOR AMPLIFIER BOARD 4-07101-03 C1 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC .1 Mfd 70020649 C2 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC 220 Pf 70028606 C3 CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC 47 Mfd 35V 70023012 C4 CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC 2.2 Mfd 58V 70023805 C5 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC .1 Mfd 70028649 C6 CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC 15 Mfd 50V 70023009 C7 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC .01 Pf 70028636 C8 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC 100 Pf 70020601 C9 CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC 22 Mfd 35V 70025810 C10 CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC 22 Mfd 35V 70025810 C11 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC 220 Pf 70028606 C12 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC .01 Pf 70028636 C13 CAPACITOR ELECTROLYTIC 47 Mfd 35V 70023812 C14 CAPACITOR MONOLITHIC CERAMIC 470 Pf 70020612 C15 CAPACITOR MYLAR .10 Mfd 70024002 CRl-CR2 DIODE - SILICON 70035002 CR3 DIODE - ZENER 10V 70035514 CR4 NOT USED CR5-CR12 DIODE - SILICON 70035005 CR13 NOT USED CR14-CR15 DIODE - ZENER 5.1V 70055527 F1-F2 FUSE - 5 AMP 70072010 P1-P2 WAFER - POLARIZED (4 CKT) 70075004 P3 WAFER - POLARIZED (5 CKT) 70075005 P4 WAFER - NON-POLARIZED (4 CKT) 70074904 Q1 NOT USED Q2 NOT USED Q3 TRANSISTOR DUAL (NPN) 2N2920 60v 0.03A - 78 70030301 Q4-Q6 TRANSISTOR (PNP) ITT A 56 940 70030104 Q7-Q9 TRANSISTOR (NPN) MPS A 0 6 70030008
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Post by Ron Rich on May 9, 2021 22:14:06 GMT
Hi Tom, What part do you need numbers for ?
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Post by TCW on May 9, 2021 22:56:48 GMT
Thanks for asking but I think I have them all here now.
CRl-CR2 DIODE - SILICON IN4004 (I was surprised by this part number) CR3 DIODE - ZENER 10V 1N961B Zener Single Diode 10 V 500 mW DO-204AH 5% 2 Pins 200 °C
CR5-CR12 DIODE - SILICON IN4004 CR14-CR15 DIODE - ZENER 5.1V 1N5321B = 1N5231B
Q3 TRANSISTOR DUAL (NPN) 2N2920 60v 0.03A - 78 Q4-Q6 TRANSISTOR (PNP) ITT A56 940 = MPS-A56 Q7-Q9 TRANSISTOR (NPN) MPS-A06
I'll be waiting for parts to arrive before there is any more. I will be going through the same prosses with my CD-100E Amp 61024903. It has the 40710105 driver boards with the Red LED's.
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