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M1326 - M1327 - X1009 HISTORY
MODEL(S):-
DB200/T
#
DATE
VER# DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
1
SEP-13-2006 1.00
DERIVED FROM M633 V4.00
2
JUL-05-2007
.
CORRECTED T0-3 DIAGRAM, R74 -> #2042 FUSIBLE, R82->
3
.
.
#2045 FUSIBLE, R84 -> #4612 1/2W HAND STUFF, R83 ->
4
.
.
#2050 FUSIBLE, R81->#2045 FUSIBLE,R73->#2042 FUSIBLE
5
.
.
FUSE AND TRANSFORMER UPDATED
6
AUG-28-2007
2.00
CHANGE OUTPUT JACK AND XOVER PCB ASSEMBLY
7
NOV-23-2007
.
PC#7420, MOVE POTS,LEDS,SWITCH FOR FACEPLATE
8
.
.
ELIMINATION
9
D
V
N
10
D
V
N
11
D
V
N
12
D
V
N
13
D
V
N
X1009 DRILL HISTORY
MODEL(S):-
DB200/T
#
DATE
VER# DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
1
D
V
N
2
D
V
N
3
D
V
N
4
D
V
N
5
D
V
N
6
D
V
N
X1009 PENDING CHANGES
MODEL(S):-
DB200/T
#
PC#
PENDING CHANGE
1
PC
X
2
PC
X
3
PC
X
4
PC
X
5
PC
X
6
PC
X
*PLACE IMPLEMENTED CHANGES INTO BOARD HISTORY
SEE LAYOUT DIAGRAM
M1326 - M1327 POTS LIST
DB200/T
MODEL(S):-
REF
FUNCTION
PART#
KNOB
{NEW}
P1
VOLUME
4418
8399
N
P3
MID
4420
8399
N
P4
TREBLE
4420
8399
N
P5
BASS
4420
8399
N
P6
HI-MID
4420
8399
N
P8
SCOOP
4417
8399
N
R
F
P
K
N
R
F
P
K
N
R
F
P
K
N
R
F
P
K
N
R
F
P
K
N
R
F
P
K
N
PIN CONFIGURATION
MJ21196
MJ21195
BD237
BC550C
BD238
BC560C
E
B
BOTTOM
VIEW
C
B
E
E
C
B
TO-92
TO-126
6745_PC
6889_PC
"STYLE_P28"
6882_PC
6840_PC
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THE LIGHT DOES NOT COME ON WHEN TURNING THE SWITCH ON. TOTALLY DEATH
The Traynor DYNABASS 200 may not power on when the switch is turned on due to the following possible causes:
1. Blown fuse: The fuse may be blown. The manual specifies a 2.5A/120V fuse for North America and a 1.6A/230V fuse for Europe. If the fuse is damaged, the unit will not power on.
2. Power cord or connection issue: The power cord could be faulty or not properly connected.
3. Faulty power switch: The switch labeled "SWITCH LEY F1" may be defective or not making proper contact.
4. Internal wiring issue: Internal wires such as W1 (green), W2 (red), or others might be disconnected or damaged.
5. Component failure: Components like Q8, Q11, Q7, or Q13 may have failed. These are mentioned with thermal compound and vinyl cap instructions, indicating they are part of the power section.
6. No thermal compound: Missing thermal compound between Q8 and Q11, or improper assembly, could cause overheating or poor conduction, leading to failure.
7. Incorrect fuse rating: Using the wrong fuse type or rating could prevent operation or cause immediate failure.
Inspecting these areas can help identify the cause of the power issue.
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