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What transistor is this?

general_salmon

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At least I think it’s a transistor. It is a burnt component on my espresso maker’s motherboard (one that they don’t make anymore).
If someone could identify it and tell me where to get one I would be extremely happy.
 

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general_salmon

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Can’t seem to find anything with the same coding on it. It’s very sad to have such a nice machine unable to do what it was created for.
 

Externet

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Always seeing plenty of all brands used coffee machines in thrifty stores, peddler's malls, facebook marketplace... visit them, perhaps you get lucky if all else fails.
 

ramussons

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Can’t seem to find anything with the same coding on it. It’s very sad to have such a nice machine unable to do what it was created for.
You do not need an exact replacement. If you can do some schematic tracing, you can always get a replacement.
 

general_salmon

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There are 3 on the board the one that burnt has crumbled. Not to mention the smoke stain on the top of the machine.

I have gone and searched for schematics. No joy. Can I run tests on the good ones to find out their ratings ?
 

general_salmon

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Similar labeling on the board. This is a bit of a Hail Mary. As I’ve said they don’t make this board anymore. It’s for controlling the solenoids attached to the steam and hot water boilers.
 

ramussons

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There are 3 on the board the one that burnt has crumbled. Not to mention the smoke stain on the top of the machine.

I have gone and searched for schematics. No joy. Can I run tests on the good ones to find out their ratings ?
You won't get any schematic. Trace the schematic from the motherboard. Takes effort, but can be done. It will be quite a simple layout.
 

roughshawd

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burning generally means power circuit. I have never seen a signal component fry. If it is a voltage Regulator/Rectifier.. you said there are 3 on the board? Well was it made in Japan? The Japanese have used diode packs for years on their motorcycles. They found a way to control the serial power direction and then pushed the power through a Regulator/Rectifier combo. To get it - would take you 3 years of "what the &@*$!??" If you have one that is good( heh heh) take it off, and take it to a shop...(just for kicks!)
 

Martaine2005

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I have never seen a signal component fry
Not sure what you mean by that statement?. All electronic components can fry/burn/smoke/explode/let the electrons fall out!. not necessarily in any order.
You probably mean that active components usually fail ‘open or short’?. Well, that happens to passives too.
The forum had a ‘mortuary’ for fried/dead devices started by @davenn which was always a laugh to read and see the pictures.


Martin
 
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