Buzzing/Distorted Sound on Technics SX PR603 Electric Piano

Ylli

Joined Nov 13, 2015
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Application for a Dim Bulb Tester? Might be easier to put one together than to find a 2:1 transformer or variac.
 

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soundmasterdee

Joined Dec 28, 2019
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A million thanks for taking the time to analyse the results of my test and to offer these suggestions. I've also been considering the possibility of testing the equipment with a step-down transformer, given that the voltage on +VCC and the -VCC appear to be more than double what is shown on the service manual. I suppose it will be a good idea to start from that point and work my way through the rest of your recommendations. Thanks
 

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soundmasterdee

Joined Dec 28, 2019
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Oh ok. Thanks for the tip. I didn't realise that putting a 100W bulb in series with the mains AC pretty much serves the same role as a step-down transformer. I'll give it a go and let you know the outcome.
 

bestlogin

Joined Jun 24, 2021
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I was struggling with the same problem with my friend piano. You need to replace check module which is plugged near power transistors. I found two bad transistors g109 and q119 (2SA1015). Changing those transistors and remaking soldering joints solved this problem.
 
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