Hello all, I'm in the process of repairing a liquid damaged subwoofer. (Onkyo 750x) The service manual describes a few carbon resistors as "NF", according to the wiring diagram these specific resistors are for safety purposes. All other resistors are marked as a standard carbon.
I've tried replacing them with the standard 1/4 watt carbon resistor but they just burn up, even with considerably lower power than what is indicated to run the woofer.
Does anyone have a work around? The "specific" part numbers listed in the manual don't help much.
82 ohm - p/n 415478204T
1.0k ohm - p/m 415471024T
Thank you.
Hello all, I'm in the process of repairing a liquid damaged subwoofer. (Onkyo 750x) The service manual describes a few carbon resistors as "NF", according to the wiring diagram these specific resistors are for safety purposes. All other resistors are marked as a standard carbon.
I've tried replacing them with the standard 1/4 watt carbon resistor but they just burn up, even with considerably lower power than what is indicated to run the woofer.
Does anyone have a work around? The "specific" part numbers listed in the manual don't help much.
82 ohm - p/n 415478204T
1.0k ohm - p/m 415471024T
Thank you.
Hello all, I'm in the process of repairing a liquid damaged subwoofer. (Onkyo 750x) The service manual describes a few carbon resistors as "NF", according to the wiring diagram these specific resistors are for safety purposes. All other resistors are marked as a standard carbon.
I've tried replacing them with the standard 1/4 watt carbon resistor but they just burn up, even with considerably lower power than what is indicated to run the woofer.
Does anyone have a work around? The "specific" part numbers listed in the manual don't help much.
82 ohm - p/n 415478204T
1.0k ohm - p/m 415471024T
Thank you.
Hello all, I'm in the process of repairing a liquid damaged subwoofer. (Onkyo 750x) The service manual describes a few carbon resistors as "NF", according to the wiring diagram these specific resistors are for safety purposes. All other resistors are marked as a standard carbon.
I've tried replacing them with the standard 1/4 watt carbon resistor but they just burn up, even with considerably lower power than what is indicated to run the woofer.
Does anyone have a work around? The "specific" part numbers listed in the manual don't help much.
82 ohm - p/n 415478204T
1.0k ohm - p/m 415471024T
Thank you.