Hi guys, I have this power supply which has a problem providing power on the secondary portion, seems like there's no power past the transformers, I checked the PFF4N80 which had shorted and replaced it with a new one, I then checked the optocoupler part and found that the TL341 IC too had shorted out so I replaced it with a new one as well, I measured everything on the secondary side of my power supply and I found a 1N5819 diode shorted, I replaced it with a new one, nothing else seem to have a problem, I am out of ideas, please anyone help me out what should I look after
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
Originally posted by R_J View PostIf the PFF4N80 was shorted, check the 1Ω resistors and replace the ssc6200, check the 1N4148, 10Ω and 47Ω. also replace the 47µf/50v
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
I checked those and I found 1N4148, 10Ω and 47Ω not functioning at all so I replaced them, Also I had already replaced the ssc6200 because when PFF4N80 shorted, it blew up together with all the 1Ω resistors and the ssc6200, Now that all the components above have been replaced, still there is no output power, but sometimes I get some 12> voltages if I put my -ve multimeter probe on the -ve of the bridge rectifier and measure my output, is there anything else I can check?
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
You can NOT use the (-) of the bridge rectifier to check the voltage on the secondary side. The primary and the secondary are isolated from each other.
Can you list the board reference numbers you replaced, If ic904 was bad, I suspect IC901 is also bad as well as zd902and maybe R938 is open.
What is the vcc voltage you get on the ssc6200? R937 may be open
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
Originally posted by sarry86 View PostI replaced all R930 and R931 resistors (1R0), D903, R919, R933, IC903, IC938 and IC901. I get 2.15 volts on IC903 VCCOriginally posted by R_J View PostYou can NOT use the (-) of the bridge rectifier to check the voltage on the secondary side. The primary and the secondary are isolated from each other.
Can you list the board reference numbers you replaced, If ic904 was bad, I suspect IC901 is also bad as well as zd902and maybe R938 is open.
What is the vcc voltage you get on the ssc6200? R937 may be open
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
What point are you using for your meter ground when checking the voltages in the primary?
What part did you use for Q901? Was the case the same as the original? or did it have an isolated case. I checked other pictures and Q901 is an isolated case. (like Q902)Last edited by R_J; 11-13-2022, 01:05 PM.
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
Thermal paste is not an insulator! You need the correct case mosfet. besides the screw is shorting out the mosfet as well. An insulator kit might work but it is best to use the correct part. PFF4N80 not SSP4N80
You must have something in backwards to be getting negative voltage on the vcc pin. Are you sure you installed ic903 the correct way?Last edited by R_J; 11-13-2022, 01:50 PM.
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
Originally posted by R_J View PostYou must have something in backwards to be getting negative voltage on the vcc pin. Are you sure you installed ic903 the correct way?
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
How are you measuring the capacitors? You don't seem to understand the schematic. CE901 and CE902 are in series. You need to check the voltage between CE901 negative terminal and CE902 positive terminal, but that will only give you the raw dc voltage which should be close to 330vdc.
Check the voltage on ic903 pin 4 being careful not to short any pins and blow it up.
Check R935, it should be 100K, you may need to remove one end to get a proper readingLast edited by R_J; 11-16-2022, 08:47 PM.
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
I doubt the main filters are that bad. The voltage on ic903 pin 4 is way too low, it should be around 15~20 vdc, Something must be loading it down, likely something on the vcc line
Also check the A/C voltage at the ac input (CN901) Then check the A/C voltage across 2 & 3 of the bridge rectifier.Last edited by R_J; 11-17-2022, 11:19 AM.
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Re: Sony Dav-dz350 no power on secondary
Your A/C voltage is a bit low so the DC voltage across the main filters will also be low, This should not effect the standby circuit from working. The circuit is very simple with only a few components, it should not be that hard to locate what is causing the start voltage to be reduced to 2.4v
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