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Behringer X32 Rack power supply failure
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<blockquote data-quote="Riley Casey" data-source="post: 216271" data-attributes="member: 125"><p>You'll need a schematic to do this right. Replacing the resistor and the cap ( if the cap is in fact bad ) will simply burn the resistor again because something, probably a transistor or regulator chip has shorted and drawn excess current thru the resistor. You could hunt and peck thru the devices on the PSU and look for shorted devices but I wouldn't turn it back on after replacing such devices until I had checked against the schematic.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Riley Casey, post: 216271, member: 125"] You'll need a schematic to do this right. Replacing the resistor and the cap ( if the cap is in fact bad ) will simply burn the resistor again because something, probably a transistor or regulator chip has shorted and drawn excess current thru the resistor. You could hunt and peck thru the devices on the PSU and look for shorted devices but I wouldn't turn it back on after replacing such devices until I had checked against the schematic. [/QUOTE]
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