Faulty Juno-60 filter

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mikkelb

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Hey all

I’m doing a repair of a Juno-60, in which the resonance part of the filter on one of the voices is not working. The repair is bordering on what my capabilities amount to (I’m a bit of a newbie), but I think I may have found what’s causing the problem, but would like to hear your opinion on my conclusion before I continue.

I’ve been measuring the components in the filter circuit, on both the malfunctioning voice and the functioning voices to compare. What I’ve found is that a transistor (TR1 – i will attach a schematic of the filter) in the first part of the filter on the faulty voice, behaves strangely.

When I measure the functioning voices, I get Ve ≈ 0.6V, Vc ≈ -15V og Vb ≈ 0.2V (measured to ground).

When I measure the faulty voice, however, I get that Vc and Ve  ≈ 0.6V and the junction seems to be shorted, according to my meter.

From this I conclude that the transistor must have burned out. It’s a 2SA1015, so I’m thinking I could replace it with something like this http://www.mouser.dk/ProductDetail/Fairchild-Semiconductor/KSA1015GRTA/?qs=%2fha2pyFaduiRU154msXApaj9mdvB9oNiGUYnp86d4b0%3d

Could you guys give me your opinion on wether my conclusion about the transistor being dead is plausible, or should I do some more testing before continuing? As I said, I'm just starting to do my own repairs, so I'm not too confident yet.


Cheers,
Mikkel

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Hi

You swap B and C label in your schemo, so are your measurement sure ?
If you suspect the transistor remove it and use diode test to check all junction.
I hope for you it don't damage the BA662  CV input :-X
Do you have signal at pin 2-3 and 6 ?
Best
Zam
 
zamproject said:
Hi

You swap B and C label in your schemo, so are your measurement sure ?
If you suspect the transistor remove it and use diode test to check all junction.
I hope for you it don't damage the BA662  CV input :-X
Do you have signal at pin 2-3 and 6 ?
Best
Zam

Ooops. Yeah – I must have switched the labels. That would mean that it's the collector voltage that's off, which does make more sense to me.
I will do a diode test og the 1015 and re-check the BA662 tomorrow (but as far as I remember it seemed ok).
Thanks alot!
 

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