brian_ronn
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« on: April 05, 2010, 08:31:35 AM » |
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Hi Wizards The stereo out went dead on my EIIIRack the other day. I researched and found a solution on DVDBorns webpage. I replaced the yellow relay switch called DSY2YE-S-DC5V and after a little resoldering on the relay I got the stereo output back again. Today after aproximately 10 minutes of playing the right stereo output went dead. I powered off and powered up again after 2 hours and both left and right stereo output were dead. If the relay switch is dead again could it be because of a false power from the PSU? I replaced an outboard patchbay some weeks ago and haven't had the EIIIrack powered on before a couple of nights ago where the stereo output was dead the first time. Is the EIIIRack sensitive with outboard un/plugging from a patchbay? Any feedback is appriciated. Best regards Brian Denmark
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« Reply #3 on: February 04, 2012, 06:42:42 AM » |
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Why do you hide your f... email adress ? I had a solution to send to you, with pictures.
Hi Dr. C. Please do post me your solution to the lack of stereo output on the EIIIrack. Either here on this thread or at my e-mail: brian_ronn [at] yahoo.dk Best regards Brian
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« Reply #5 on: February 05, 2012, 12:37:47 PM » |
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Hi Brian, I think I know the solution he was thinking of. Before I point you that way, do you get sound from the individual outs? If so I am pretty sure it is the same issue I have had in the past. It's a simple fix. Let me know about those outputs.
Jay
Hi Jay Yes I do have sounds from the individual outputs. It's only the stereo output which is silent. As you might have read earlier in this thread I've replaced the yellow relay switch that bring back the stereo output for a short while. Do you have a solution to this problem? Best regards Brian
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« Reply #8 on: February 06, 2012, 01:32:14 PM » |
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hey Guys, I experienced the same today. My EIII was working superb, playing the arco strings preset, i went to put the kids to bed, came back and my 2 stereo outs were gone....very far in the background an very soft i could hear them. after restarting (and waiting lots of seconds to give the psu a fair time) the outputs were still gone, and i could read also a fault/error in my screen (see my facebook page on zom nius) any more tips? The soldering tip, sounds nice, but i havent't got the tech manual, anyone? thx. Z.
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dr.c
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« Reply #9 on: October 27, 2016, 10:54:52 PM » |
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Hi; I dont find the the pics right now. I will have to dig far into archives.
Anyway, FORGET everything these idiots told you, like "any" power supply cable, etc...
There are four flat cables, "A" to "D", the "A" brings the supply to the relay. NEVER intervert them, NEVER The connector is becoming faulty, so the power to the relay must be brought by another way.
I don't find the pics right now, I don't know where they are, its just such a mess here.
Can you make a picture of the relay (top view) with the surroundings (one inch around) and send it to me ?
Dr.C
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