Re: DX7 Memory Corruption
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Alright, I'm a little new to the repair side of this stuff, so I just wanted to double-check before I start soldering... please let me know if I'm understanding everything correctly: It sounds like there are two potential diodes that could be causing this problem. First, there is the diode that the battery is normally attached to - D4, which is a general purpose germanium diode. Anything general purpose diode could probably be used as a substitute, since the main function is protecting from reverse current. However, I should be able to determine whether this diode is "open" with a simple multimeter check, prior to replacing it. The other diode, is labelled ZD1 - and refers to a 6.2 zener diode. Apparently, this should be located somewhere around the RAM chips (ICs 32 and 4 on the SchematicRotated.pdf) - but I'm having some difficulty finding it. This diode probably needs to be exactly 6.2v, correct? Cheers! On Mon, Sep 3, 2018 at 4:49 PM, charles copp [email protected] [YamahaDX] <[email protected]> wrote: > > > broken cartridge in the cartridge port? > or other misdirected connectivity? > >