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Can someone help identifying what this are? I reckon it is an old diod. Need something to replace it with

kardan over 1 year ago

TUAC TD500-C1 mono amplifier

TUAC TD500-C1 amplifier board

The simple markings on photo does not have the Anode and Cathode marked.

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0 Ian-Scott over 1 year ago
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0 kardan over 1 year ago in reply to Ian-Scott

Thanks for the pics, they helps a lot I'm doing some measurements, soldering and waiting for several new components..
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0 kardan over 1 year ago in reply to Ian-Scott

It is very hard to find 630v for the 4700pF, but I should be able to use 250v for the 4700pF and 0.01uF as you have. I assume they are replaced earlier on mine.
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0 kardan over 1 year ago in reply to Ian-Scott

It is very hard to find 630v for the 4700pF, but I should be able to use 250v for the 4700pF and 0.01uF as you have. I assume they are replaced earlier on mine.
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0 michaelkellett over 1 year ago in reply to kardan

There is no need for a 630V cap in that position. The max voltage difference on the amplifier board is about 120V so even a 250V cap gives you massive margin.

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0 Ian-Scott over 1 year ago in reply to kardan

At least you can see the polarity of the diodes and the zeners are BZY series. The wirewound resistor at the end has been massively upgraded with two in series
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