Raghavendra K
- Feb 23, 2015
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Hi Kris,
Found your responses to FUM3Z regarding Yamaha receiver and thought you could help me with some tips.
I have Yamaha Receiver RX-V750, which isn't switching ON. The relay (MCU signal PRY) powering the main transformer isn't triggering when I plugin power or push the standby button. I have checked the voltages for/to be PDET = 4.0v, 5M=5V & Reset=4.3v and PRY=0.6v
The receiver doesn't even enter diag mode and absolutely no display. I have tried shorting the relay points and found that the main transformer is working fine. I have even tried connecting only Subtrans and MCU board, but still the relay doesn't get enough voltage. The PRY remains 0.6v even after pressing the standby button. The PSW signal returns 4.3v to MCU when I press standby button.
Upon diagnosing the cause, I found 3 items being wrong.
1. The Diode (after regulator) which feeds the MCU with 5V was conducting on both bias.
2. The MCU was burnt near the Power input side. (VCC) There was sure sign of physical bulge.
3. The regulator transistor to convert 10.5V into 5V (for 5M, VSS for CPU) was burnt.
I have replaced all the 3 parts but the problem isn't solved still.
Concerns :
1. When i plugin the receiver, the regulator transistor gets over heated. I have already burnt two transistors.
2. The diode seem to be performing correctly.
3. Since I replaced the MCU purchased from DIGI-Key online, do I need to flash it (upload firmware)? If so, how can I upload the firmware? There is a provision (slot) for the flash connection. I am not sure how this works.
The MCU I replaced was M30626FHPFP. This MCU is Flash memory version and the burnt CPU was also same. However, the service manual has "M30622MHP-161FP" as the MCU, which is Mask-ROM version.
I even found that the resistance between VCC (pin 62) & VSS (pin 64) of MCU is only 18-Ohms. Is it normal?
btw, the model is L series (230-240v). And the capacitor 0.33F / 5.5v doesnt retain any voltage when I power-off the AC mains.
Further I noticed that the 10.5V from subtrans slowly gets dropped to 4-6v. and the sub-tansformer is getting overheated too.
Please help.
Found your responses to FUM3Z regarding Yamaha receiver and thought you could help me with some tips.
I have Yamaha Receiver RX-V750, which isn't switching ON. The relay (MCU signal PRY) powering the main transformer isn't triggering when I plugin power or push the standby button. I have checked the voltages for/to be PDET = 4.0v, 5M=5V & Reset=4.3v and PRY=0.6v
The receiver doesn't even enter diag mode and absolutely no display. I have tried shorting the relay points and found that the main transformer is working fine. I have even tried connecting only Subtrans and MCU board, but still the relay doesn't get enough voltage. The PRY remains 0.6v even after pressing the standby button. The PSW signal returns 4.3v to MCU when I press standby button.
Upon diagnosing the cause, I found 3 items being wrong.
1. The Diode (after regulator) which feeds the MCU with 5V was conducting on both bias.
2. The MCU was burnt near the Power input side. (VCC) There was sure sign of physical bulge.
3. The regulator transistor to convert 10.5V into 5V (for 5M, VSS for CPU) was burnt.
I have replaced all the 3 parts but the problem isn't solved still.
Concerns :
1. When i plugin the receiver, the regulator transistor gets over heated. I have already burnt two transistors.
2. The diode seem to be performing correctly.
3. Since I replaced the MCU purchased from DIGI-Key online, do I need to flash it (upload firmware)? If so, how can I upload the firmware? There is a provision (slot) for the flash connection. I am not sure how this works.
The MCU I replaced was M30626FHPFP. This MCU is Flash memory version and the burnt CPU was also same. However, the service manual has "M30622MHP-161FP" as the MCU, which is Mask-ROM version.
I even found that the resistance between VCC (pin 62) & VSS (pin 64) of MCU is only 18-Ohms. Is it normal?
btw, the model is L series (230-240v). And the capacitor 0.33F / 5.5v doesnt retain any voltage when I power-off the AC mains.
Further I noticed that the 10.5V from subtrans slowly gets dropped to 4-6v. and the sub-tansformer is getting overheated too.
Please help.