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Re: Kustom III PA [message #22769 is a reply to message #22767] Sun, 19 April 2015 06:55 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
stevem is currently offline  stevem
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The paIII uses a output stage who's schematic can be found in this sites techical section, it a PC 5029 board schematic and like Bill posted check those 3 diodes and in peticular check CR3 as that is the diode that is suppose to be clipped in tight in the center of the output transistor heat sink.
Make sure this diode is clipped in tight and that it leads although insulateded do not touch that metal clip it resides in!
It's normal for the bottom of the amp to feel warm after it's been on for a hour or so in this area, but not hot if the amp has only been idling!
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