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Roland keyboard power supply problem
Hi all.
My Roland E-500 has a problem: after ~5 minutes of being switched on it will turn itself off and immediately switch back on again. It will then do this every few minutes, or after a longer period of time, or sometimes not at all and will work normally. There is nothing happening physically to the keyboard to trigger a restart and the mains lead is good. It has an internal switching power supply board and a seperate power amplifier board with a small relay on it which clicks when the power goes on, and when the keyboard restarts itself. I found a discoloured and cracked 220ohm resistor on the power board and replaced it, even though it was still testing at 200ohms, but this has made no difference. I've also re-soldered any joints which looked suspect. One other possible symptom is that the main transformer on the power board hisses. The sound changes if I push on the transformer itself, or on the board. There are two large capacitors near the transformer, one of which has a small bulge on the top, which can be pushed back down easily, but shows no sign of leaking, nor do any of the other caps. Any thoughts? I can put some pictures of the power board on the internet if it would help. It has big "proper" components on it :-) Simon. |
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