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New Member
Join Date: Nov 2021
City & State: QLD
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![]() Hi All,
I have an Apple IIgs RGB Monitor on the bench for repair that I am struggling to get working again. This is a 240v Australian Delivered model. I found the monitor at a local boot sale, seller was unable to provide any details if it worked or used to work etc. Initial inspection revealed a blown 5 Watt wire wound resistor directly after the rectifier. I replaced the 5 watt resistor at the same time checked ESR on capacitors and replaced only those on primary side of power supply. I happened to have a voltage regulator (STR54041) on hand so replaced this as well. Diodes / Resistors checking OK, I did find a Suspect 2SC1213 and used a BC337 as replacement whilst waiting on correct parts to arrive. The monitor straight away blows the 5W resistor (R901), no smoke or failure - just goes open circuit. At this point I have B+ isolated from the board and just using lightbulb for dummy load (Jumper B4 Disconnected from chassis). The second time while running up on a variac - everything seemed OK till around the 200v mark when the Resistor failed open again. I could see the B+ was running a bit high around 128v but this was coming down as I increased the voltage on variac. (According to schema should be arround 115v) Looking for any and all advice. Thanks See R901 (5 Watt Resistor) highlighted in attachment. Schematics: Version 1 (Best): https://console5.com/wiki/File:A2M60...-Schematic.png Version 2: https://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/document...%20diagram.pdf Version 3 (Australia Amendments): http://lukazi.blogspot.com/2013/02/i...placement.html Last edited by nauseous; 11-25-2021 at 04:32 AM.. |
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Great Sage 齊天大聖
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![]() i hope you have a dummy load on B+ like a 40w lamp.
pull J22 and see what happens - just to eliminate the possibility of an intermittent short in the primary capacitor. |
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Solder Sloth
Join Date: Nov 2012
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![]() Was that C1213 really bad or just suspect? And make sure that you installed it right because the pinouts are different?
The "Version 1" circuit seems somewhat wrong IMHO, BTW. |
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