I'm servicing a Canton AS 80 SC powered subwoofer. I replaced the power output IC and it worked for a few minutes but the next time I powered it on, the output was next to nothing. I found the datasheet for the TDA7294S here.
I am trying to determine if the muting is activated by a high or a low input on pin 10. I'm guessing that a high input mutes the audio but I'd like other opinions.
Thanks for your reply.
-- David Farber David Farber\'s Service Center L.A., CA
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Why not give Canton a call in Minneapolis? Might save you time & dollars.
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Why not give Canton a call in Minneapolis? Might save you time & dollars.
I did call Canton. They don't supply schematics or troubleshoot to the component level. I could buy the complete chassis assembly from them for more than the speaker is worth.
Since I posted this message, I believe I have figured out the problem. The grounding between the jack board and the power supply board was not very good. It relies on the screws through the slide switches to complete the circuit. There may be other pathways to ground but adding one hard wire seems to have fixed it.
-- David Farber David Farber\'s Service Center L.A., CA Thanks for your reply.
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