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TEAC AG-1000 Receiver Wont Shut Off
Receiver will not respond to the power button. If I repeatedly keep pushing
the button the unit will eventually shut down. The same happens when trying to turn it on. The receiver works flawlessly otherwise and while this is happening all other buttons (am/fm/cd/mono etc) are responsive. Occassionaly the unit will power up or down with only one push of the button. My first thought was a bad/dirty switch. I removed the switch and sure enough it seemed intermittent - sometimes reading 300-400 ohms when pushed other times reading in the tens of ohms but never anyways near zero so I replaced it. It still does the same thing. I traced the PCB traces and found were the switch connects to the MPU (LC6554 I think ) and the signal is present at the MPU going low each time the power button is pushed. I found a data sheet on the LC6554 and hooked a scope to the OSC, Reset and Int pins and they seem fine. Since it is a Teac programmed part I have know clue what the rest of the pin functions are. I probably should just scrap the unit and buy a new one but I really like the punchy sound this thing has. (I have a borrowed sony hooked up in its place right now and its no comparison). Anyway I was wondering if anyone has come across this kind of situation or has any suggestions. Im sure I'd be better off if I had a schematic but would hate to spend the time tracking one down and spending money on it only to find that the problem is the MPU itself which I'm sure in non replaceable/unavailable. One more thing - The remote for this is long gone so I dont know if it would respond to the power button on the remote. Thanks Tony |
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Are you sure you don't want a service manual? They are $16.95 at this site:
http://www.servicemanuals.net/(u2vx2zvxqvzfxxvy50ifqtnr)/thankyou/teac.sm.all.html "TG" wrote in message ... Receiver will not respond to the power button. If I repeatedly keep pushing the button the unit will eventually shut down. The same happens when trying to turn it on. The receiver works flawlessly otherwise and while this is happening all other buttons (am/fm/cd/mono etc) are responsive. Occassionaly the unit will power up or down with only one push of the button. My first thought was a bad/dirty switch. I removed the switch and sure enough it seemed intermittent - sometimes reading 300-400 ohms when pushed other times reading in the tens of ohms but never anyways near zero so I replaced it. It still does the same thing. I traced the PCB traces and found were the switch connects to the MPU (LC6554 I think ) and the signal is present at the MPU going low each time the power button is pushed. I found a data sheet on the LC6554 and hooked a scope to the OSC, Reset and Int pins and they seem fine. Since it is a Teac programmed part I have know clue what the rest of the pin functions are. I probably should just scrap the unit and buy a new one but I really like the punchy sound this thing has. (I have a borrowed sony hooked up in its place right now and its no comparison). Anyway I was wondering if anyone has come across this kind of situation or has any suggestions. Im sure I'd be better off if I had a schematic but would hate to spend the time tracking one down and spending money on it only to find that the problem is the MPU itself which I'm sure in non replaceable/unavailable. One more thing - The remote for this is long gone so I dont know if it would respond to the power button on the remote. Thanks Tony |
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You normally get that situation when another switch is leaky/shorting out,
thus preventing the micro running a small section of code loop. Perhaps there is noise on the remote line from the sensor, again this could interrupt the micro. As for a faulty micro or one with a duff port/rom, its very unlikely. I havent a manual for anything similar to check pins etc. also check supply rail for almost exactly 5.0volts Good luck AW |
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I'd want to check the reset line before I went any further.
Mark Z "TG" wrote in message ... Receiver will not respond to the power button. If I repeatedly keep pushing the button the unit will eventually shut down. The same happens when trying to turn it on. The receiver works flawlessly otherwise and while this is happening all other buttons (am/fm/cd/mono etc) are responsive. Occassionaly the unit will power up or down with only one push of the button. My first thought was a bad/dirty switch. I removed the switch and sure enough it seemed intermittent - sometimes reading 300-400 ohms when pushed other times reading in the tens of ohms but never anyways near zero so I replaced it. It still does the same thing. I traced the PCB traces and found were the switch connects to the MPU (LC6554 I think ) and the signal is present at the MPU going low each time the power button is pushed. I found a data sheet on the LC6554 and hooked a scope to the OSC, Reset and Int pins and they seem fine. Since it is a Teac programmed part I have know clue what the rest of the pin functions are. I probably should just scrap the unit and buy a new one but I really like the punchy sound this thing has. (I have a borrowed sony hooked up in its place right now and its no comparison). Anyway I was wondering if anyone has come across this kind of situation or has any suggestions. Im sure I'd be better off if I had a schematic but would hate to spend the time tracking one down and spending money on it only to find that the problem is the MPU itself which I'm sure in non replaceable/unavailable. One more thing - The remote for this is long gone so I dont know if it would respond to the power button on the remote. Thanks Tony |
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