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Offline Bradley1023Topic starter

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Sony BVM-1410 Monitor Power Thermistor Replacement
« on: February 19, 2024, 12:29:53 am »
Hey Everyone!

I had an account here years ago, but it seems to have been deleted from inactivity I guess.

Excited to finally get got hold of a Sony BVM, It was cheap enough but that's because it doesn't power on at all.

Very quickly evident in the power supply that the protective thermistor TH1 and resistor R92 have got very hot and blown themselves to pieces. And it looks to me the reason for this is the rectifier network capacitor C81 has gone bad.

My question is obtaining a suitable replacement for the Thermistor that will continue to provide the right protection. The manual specifies Sony part number 1-800-820-12 and Sonys official part website shows 1-800-820-00 & 1-809-531-11 as useable alternates but none are in production anymore. And I can't find any information on what the exact spec of this thermistor was. Is there a way I can work out what would be suitable based on the circuit?

Many thanks in advance  ;D

The service manual power supply schematic https://archive.org/details/bvm-1410-pm-sm-sony-service-manual-en/page/n119/mode/2up


« Last Edit: February 19, 2024, 12:34:10 am by Bradley1023 »
 

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Re: Sony BVM-1410 Monitor Power Thermistor Replacement
« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2024, 07:10:07 pm »
Do you know what the fuse ratings are? 1 amp 240v? 2 amps? This will help us determine the ideal current rating of the thermistor.
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Re: Sony BVM-1410 Monitor Power Thermistor Replacement
« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2024, 11:32:58 pm »
Its still setup for Japanese mains, so the installed fuse is 4Amp/125V. And the manual says to use a 2Amp/250v fuse if switched to 220v-240v use, which I might change to considering I'm in Australia.

Some pictures for you of the board and whats left of the thermistor. The degaussing relay certainly felt the pinch to!

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« Last Edit: February 19, 2024, 11:36:05 pm by Bradley1023 »
 


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