teac ct-m805sr - DEAD.

Hi people, got the psu out of this rather large CRT set sitting infrount of me here, (rest is out in my shed in bits.) I need help on tracking down IC902 might be, as it has had the frount blown off the chip leaving no markings. It is a 9 pin device sharing a big heatsink with the bridge rectifier.

I probably also try to find out what made it go bang, it did have a small slater crawling around in it when first pulled apart but no sign ofany of its toasted brothers, fuse is intact, filter cap is staying fully charged.

Any help would be appreciated, its an older set now but I think screen size may save it from scrap if nothing else (80cm)

Joe.

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toranaboy14
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Rectifier is probably a Schottky. IC is a switch of some sort. Make, model etc for TV set?

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Homer J Simpson

teac ct-m805sr

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toranaboy14

Whats a slater? Bug? Lizard? Alien life form?

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On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 08:15:42 -0600, Deke Has Frothed:

Pill bug or Sow bug.

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On 15 Feb 2007 23:23:53 -0800, "toranaboy14" put finger to keyboard and composed:

My memory is very poor, but could it be a TDA4601 regulator?

Replace all the small electrolytic caps on the primary side of the supply.

A service manual is available for AU$22:

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Otherwise you could rent one from High Country:

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