Power Supply Test - Amiga 1000 Assembly And Repair Instructions

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AMIGA
1000
ASSEMBLY
LEVEL REPAIR
1.4
POWER
SUPPLY TEST
1.4.1
Remove
the
TOP COVER
and
SHIELD
from
the
computer.
Refer
to
SECTION
2,
COMPUTER
DISASSEMBLY,
Steps 2.3 and
2.4.
1
.4.2
Using an
oscilloscope,
measure
the following signals
at
the
power
supply connector, J14:
A.
pin
1
Purple
Lead
CnnctJ14
Should
=
-5 VDC
B.
Pin
2
-
Orange
Lead
-
CnnctJ14
Should
=
+12
VDC
C.
Pin
3,4
Black
Leads
-
CnnctJ14
Should
=
Sys
GND
D.
Pin
5,6
-
Red Leads
-
CnnctJ14
Should
=
+5
VDC
E.
pi
n 7
_
Gray Lead
-
Cnnct
J14
-
Should
=
60
Hz
/
50
Hz
tf
ALL
readings
are
CORRECT,
continue
to
1.5
VIDEO
OUTPUT
CHECK.
If
ANY
readings
are
INCORRECT,
continue
to
Step
1.4.3 below.
1.4.3
Unplug connector
J14
from
the
PCB
and
measure
the
molex
connector.
A.
pin
1
Purple
Lead
-
Cnnct
J1
4
Should
=
-5
VDC
B.
Pin
2
-
Orange Lead
-
Cnnct
J1
4
-
Should
=
+12
VDC
C. Pin
3-4
-
Black
Leads
-
Cnnct
J14
-
Should
=
Sys
GND
D. Pin
5-6
Red Leads
Cnnct
J1
4
Should
=
+5 VDC
E.
Pin
7
-
Gray Lead
-
Cnnct
J1
4
-
Should
=
60
Hz
/5oHz
if
ALL
readings
are
CORRECT,
continue
to
Step
1.4.4 below.
If
ANY
readings are
INCORRECT, REPLACE
the
power
supply.
Refer
to
SECTION
2,
COMPUTER
DISASSEMBLY,
Steps
2.5, 2.6, 2.7.
1.4.4
Plug
connector
J14
into
the
PCB
and unplug connector J
13.
Measure
at
connector J14.
A.
Pin
1
-
Purple
Lead
-
Cnnct
J1
4
-
Should
=
-5
VDC
B.
Pin
2
Orange Lead
Cnnct
J1
4
Should
=
+12
VDC
C. Pin
3-4
Black
Leads
-
Cnnct
J1
4
Should
=
Sys
GND
D. Pin
5-6
-
Red Leads
-
Cnnct
J1
4
-
Should
-
+5
VDC
E>
pi
n 7
_
Gray Lead
-
Cnnct
J14
-
Should
=
60
Hz
(50
Mz
if
ALL
readings
are
CORRECT, REPLACE
the
DRIVE
MECHANISM.
Refer to
SECTION
2,
COMPUTER
DISASSEMBLY,
Step
2.5.
If
ANY
readings
are
INCORRECT, REPLACE
the
POWER
SUPPLY.
Refer
to
SECTION
2,
COMPUTER
DISASSEMBLY,
Steps
2.5,
2.6 and
2.7.
1-4

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