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|    Jason Kooner to All    |
|    infinity overture 2 repair    |
|    27 Mar 14 21:23:14    |
      From: jjkooner@gmail.com              Hello,              I have a pair of infinity overture 2 speakers. They have an internal amp to       power the woofer section. However, I don't here anything from the woofer.       There is a midrange and tweeter that are not powered and they work fine.              I unplugged one of the speakers and opened it up. There is some black dust on       the pcb near the power fets. There are 4 fets and they are all shorted. The       fets are Fairchild IRFS250B. I couldn't find these (too old) so I replaced       them with ST Micro        STW40NF20 fets. Also the power fets are grouped in 2 pairs with one pair       having an NPN transistor between them, why doesn't the other power mosfet pair       have this NPN transistor? The NPN is a Fairchild 2012, it measures ok with a       meter but I went ahead        and replaced it anyway.              I plugged in the speaker and tested it. The woofer is alive now but sounds       terrible, it's all distorted. The midrange and tweeter are fine.              I plan to bring a scope and thermal camera home from work for the weekend to       take some more measurements.              Questions:              1. Was that wrong to sub in the ST Micro fets? I did a datasheet comparsion       and didn't see anything special about the Fairchild fet.              2. Does anyone have a schematic for this pcb?               3. What other parts should I look at?              I think I was too quick to clean the black dust and should off spent some more       time trying to figure out the source!              Cheers!              -jason              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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