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Kenwood Integrated Amplifier KA-3700 Fuse pops
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73's de Edd
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Sir BigDaddySmokeAlot . . . . .
Using a DVM in its diode test function, then backed up with performing a low ohms test and checking out the 4 bead diodes that are towards the end, on past your blown fuses, will probably reveal one or more being dead shorted.
OR any of the 4 large black plastic power transistors mounted on the heat sink, may have shorted out.
73's de Edd . . .who doesn't smoke at all.
Using a DVM in its diode test function, then backed up with performing a low ohms test and checking out the 4 bead diodes that are towards the end, on past your blown fuses, will probably reveal one or more being dead shorted.
OR any of the 4 large black plastic power transistors mounted on the heat sink, may have shorted out.
73's de Edd . . .who doesn't smoke at all.
