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- 03.12.2012, 20:09
- Forum: Receiver/Verstärker
- Thema: CSV1000/1 overheating problem in outputstage
- Antworten: 6
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Hi Heinrich, Thank you for your post and advise! :) I was checking Conrad for elcaps and found a brand called FTcap. It's a german company specialised in elcaps. Regarding their website ftcap.de , they can deliver elcaps on request, even small amounts. Maybe even 1000uF 180V/200V ? Conrad has only a...
- 25.11.2012, 17:47
- Forum: Receiver/Verstärker
- Thema: CSV1000/1 overheating problem in outputstage
- Antworten: 6
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- 24.11.2012, 20:19
- Forum: Receiver/Verstärker
- Thema: CSV1000/1 overheating problem in outputstage
- Antworten: 6
- Zugriffe: 8367
output capacitors
Dear members, I heard from the local electronic parts dealer, that it's no use to replace the output capacitors with higher values. The capacitors block the dc current, so only ac current goes to the speaker. He said that even if the value has dropped from 3,000uF to 2,000uF, because of aging, it's ...
- 13.11.2012, 20:07
- Forum: Receiver/Verstärker
- Thema: CSV1000/1 overheating problem in outputstage
- Antworten: 6
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Problem solved
Dear members, After checking the connectors on the power amp printboard, i noticed that the null wire of the power supply was not connected to the pcb. Probably my own mistake, oops. But i am glad i found it. The cooling elements of both channels stay cold now. The dc current in the final stage is s...
- 23.10.2012, 16:09
- Forum: Receiver/Verstärker
- Thema: CSV1000/1 overheating problem in outputstage
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CSV1000/1 overheating problem in outputstage
Dear members, A while ago i bought a Braun csv1000/1 amp in a secondhand store. Since i have a pre-amp, i thought, well i can use only the braun power amp. So i removed the pre-amp and added connections for power and line input. Then a strange thing occured. The power amp sounds good , well that is ...