Re: Panasonic SAHE200 receiver/amp overload update
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From: "Michael" <noreply@nospam> Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 07:10:With the schematic in hand the problem was positively traced to a defective overload/overheat circuit within one of the two threechannel IC's. Mark Z, you were correct, and yes, the manuals are very reasonably priced. Thanks. Michael
"Michael" <noreply@nospam> wrote in message news:25adnVRkzNm5qQXZnZ2dnUVZ_uydnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxx This Panasonic SAHE200 Receiver/Stereo/Amp came in with the display indicating "overload" and "turn power off" a few seconds after the power is turned on. Has anyone had experience with this symptom or do you have a service manual/schematic? Some background: According to the owner's manual, the panel indication suggests a shorted speaker terminal, too low impedance speakers, overdriving, or high heat conditions, all problems at or after the final amps. However, the symptom appears on a cold start up without any external connections. I've ensured there are no stray bits of speaker wire shorting the terminals and checked back to the main pcb for shorts. The intregrated outputs (IC 601 and 602) are 24 pin RSN310R37 multichannel mosfets. I did a leftright channel terminalbyterminal check of resistance and voltage and they are the same (of course, it could be a problem common to both). Main power to the amps is plus and minus 56V, Re: Panasonic SAHE200 receiver/amp overload update 1
Re: Panasonic SAHE200 receiver/amp overload update consistent with the 63V filter caps. I have not been able to find any data on the mosfet IC. Michael (C.E.T.) please post reply, thanks