Yep! I have two.You do have two ohmmeters now?
Will do. I can just solder one end of the resistor directly onto that pin lead you're pointing to and also directly onto the 15V test point?With the POWER OFF, take a 5Ω resistor and solder it between pin-3 of CN455 and the point on the PCB labeled V+15.
Turn the power on and see if the DJ mixer comes to life.
Monitor the voltage from V+15 to ground while you're at it.
What? I managed to fix it with everyones help. I'm just waiting for the fuse to come for replacement.Thankfully you have a finish Assistance Guide with schematics. The bad information is this is electronically managed. Don't get your desires too great as yet.
Can someone please point me towards the correct SMD fuse to buy? I purchased the above SMD fuse and it was definitely incorrect as I could barely see it. Maybe the size was off.That's good. Hopefully you will get the chance to use it a few more times in the near future.
We need to measure the current through the blown fuse to see if it is excessive.
Switch the DMM to the 10A range
Connect the RED lead in the upper jack that is labeled 10ADC.
Connect the BLACK lead to the bottom jack labeled COM.
With the DJ mixer plugged in and power on, connect the two leads at the points labeled 1 and 2.
Measure the current.
You will need a new fuse.
Here is an example of an SMD fuse:
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/ERB-RD0R75X/P15121CT-ND/2796800
If you cannot get an SMD fuse an axial thru-hole fuse will do if you bend the leads to fit the SMD footprint:
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/0251.750MAT1L/F5522CT-ND/3306912
Let's find out if there's anything wrong with the circuit first.
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