Have a Zener diode with lead rotted off in a Sanyo model
DS25500. It is marked D101 on the PC board, and I think
it is the (33V?) tuning voltage reference. After repairing
other damage, the set seems to work without the diode, but
I would like to fix it right. Can anyone tell me the full
industry part number for this diode? TIA

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Have a Zener diode with lead rotted off in a Sanyo model
DS25500. It is marked D101 on the PC board, and I think
it is the (33V?) tuning voltage reference. After repairing
other damage, the set seems to work without the diode, but
I would like to fix it right. Can anyone tell me the full
industry part number for this diode? TIA

On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 19:22:00 GMT, Bill S. put finger
to keyboard and composed:

Have a Zener diode with lead rotted off in a Sanyo model
DS25500. It is marked D101 on the PC board, and I think
it is the (33V?) tuning voltage reference. After repairing
other damage, the set seems to work without the diode, but
I would like to fix it right. Can anyone tell me the full
industry part number for this diode? TIA

FWIW, I have a different Sanyo model that uses a uPC574J 33V tuning
voltage reference diode.

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Followup - the diode had a little nub of lead left, so I scraped
it clean with a jacknife, soldered a bit of #26 solid wire to it
and installed it back in the board. Works fine. Ship it!


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Have a Zener diode with lead rotted off in a Sanyo model
DS25500. It is marked D101 on the PC board, and I think
it is the (33V?) tuning voltage reference. After repairing
other damage, the set seems to work without the diode, but
I would like to fix it right. Can anyone tell me the full
industry part number for this diode? TIA