(Topic ID: 223102)

Problems with transistors not originals

By rivalem

5 years ago



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#1 5 years ago

I'm having a recurring problem in my NBA FASTBREAK:
when the player 2 shoot, my tip 102 transistor burns (Q86).

Well, I solved half the problem by buying new coil ae23-800 in pinball life.com , but still burned this tip 102 (Q86), and it burned the F118 fuse (not everytime)

I was using tips here from Brazil, but I decided to buy tip 102 on marco´s website, but it still burns after two or three shoots with player 2.

I solved the problem as follows, I took an original tip of the flash that does not use, Q26, and put it in Q86, it stopped giving problem.

now comes my questioning: why 50v coils only original transistors support without damage? Which transistors do you use when you need to switch on your driver boards? Where do you buy them? Why do not the new transistors works good the use of coils ????

#2 5 years ago

im having this problem only with tips 102, tips 36c i can use anyone

#3 5 years ago

Back EMF diodes on coils?

#4 5 years ago

Usually if one of these transistors burn up a second time, it usually means there is something else in the circuit that is shorted out as well. Usually the diode on the coil the transistor drives.
Change them both out at the same time and you should be good, just a guess though.

#5 5 years ago

nice ideas ,but this coil ae 23 800 doenst have diodes

#6 5 years ago
Quoted from rivalem:

nice ideas ,but this coil ae 23 800 doenst have diodes

It has them for the coils on the driver board.

LTG : )

#7 5 years ago
Quoted from LTG:

It has them for the coils on the driver board.
LTG : )

great im gonna test this

#8 5 years ago

I had a similar problem on a Black Knight - I ended up replacing the coil ground wire from the driver board to the coil. I could not find a short in the wiring, but after six transistors and replacing the coil twice, this worked. (I would classify this as a desperation move.)

4 months later
#9 5 years ago

I managed to solve the problem by jumping the machine for 220v, the problems stop acurbing, and this also happened with a NGG mine

4 months later
#10 4 years ago

problem solved: the transformer the varnish of the wires was old, so the energy came up to the board that should arrive
, I solved the problem reconditioning the transformer.

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