Harman Kardon HD200 CD player won't power on

[JimBanville]

Picked this up from thrift store. I get no power when pressing power button. I tested the power switch and I'm getting 124v coming out of the power switch pcb board going to the transformer when the power button is engaged. I looked for fuses or "open" fusible resistors. There are no fuses and none the fusible resistors are "open". I didn't see anything burned, etc on any of the boards. I suppose my next step would be to test the 6 wires coming off of the transformer? Can anyone tell me how to do that?
Here's the service manual...
https://www.vintageshifi.com/reperto...ice-Manual.pdf

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!!

Ps...one odd thing I did notice was that there's a wire ring/lug screwed onto the metal of the cd transport assembly that has had its wire snipped off. The manual shows that wire going to one of the screws securing the main pcb board to the bottom chassis in the area of the power supply.

[CapLeaker]

maybe something stupid like the voltage selector on the wrong setting?

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by CapLeaker

maybe something stupid like the voltage selector on the wrong setting?

Thanks but there is no voltage selector on my model.

[R_J]

Check the DC voltages in the power supply: +5v +9V -5v -9v +12v

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Check the DC voltages in the power supply: +5v +9V -5v -9v +12v

Will do! Where do I put the dmm leads?

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Check the DC voltages in the power supply: +5v +9V -5v -9v +12v

Power supply

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Check the DC voltages in the power supply: +5v +9V -5v -9v +12v

I haven't tested anything with AC power applied beyond the AC voltage output of the power switch pcb.
I have used my dmm to test continuity of the two sets of three wires coming off of the AC transformer, with power off, to chassis ground. I noticed one set of wires (blue, red and brown in the picture I posted) are connected to the chassis ground, while the other set of three are not. Does that help?

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Check the DC voltages in the power supply: +5v +9V -5v -9v +12v

Also, I notice the block diagram shows (page 33) a fuse symbol on the primary side of the transformer, between it and the power switch, but I don't see it on the wiring diagram (page 34).

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Check the DC voltages in the power supply: +5v +9V -5v -9v +12v

As far as the two transistors mounted to the heatsink in the power section, I put my dmm in diode mode...i placed one lead on the center pin of each device and the other lead on the outer pins. I got roughly .50v on the outer pins of one and roughly .60v on the outer pins of the other one. This was with AC power off.

[R_J]

Originally Posted by JimBanville

Will do! Where do I put the dmm leads?

Look at the service manual schematic. The negative lead goes on ground, the positive lead checks for the voltage.

[petehall347]

schem shows a main fuse

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Look at the service manual schematic. The negative lead goes on ground, the positive lead checks for the voltage.

I'm learning. Could you be more specific please

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by petehall347

schem shows a main fuse

I know. But I don't see one anywhere.

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

Look at the service manual schematic. The negative lead goes on ground, the positive lead checks for the voltage.

Shouldn't I check the ac voltage coming of if the transformer's 6 secondary wires first, or was that what you were implying? I've been trying to find a tutorial on checking secondary AC transformer outputs when powered and in-circuit, but I'm coming up empty.
Thanks!

[R_J]

With the negative meter lead (black) on the chassis, Check the DC voltage at JP107 (+9vdc) and then at JP108 (-9vdc) etc.

[JimBanville]

Originally Posted by R_J

With the negative meter lead (black) on the chassis, Check the DC voltage at JP107 (+9vdc) and then at JP108 (-9vdc) etc.

I get +10v and -10v volts on those jumpers. Thanks...making progress