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Well considering the mistake was reverse polarity, I guess I could replace all the polarized caps ?

The only one I found is this. I agree with you that the voltage divider is not providing the expected 4.5V. But I don’t understand how I could lose 2V in this part Of the circuit. The only difference is that the Zener D8 was replaced by a schottky… Could this be it ? I’d be surprised.

The 1n5817 looks correct to me

Ok so for R32 and R33 based on voltage I assumed it was these 2, marked A an B A reads 3.35V and 9.04V B reads 3.35V and 0V

Ok, so voltage at the 47u is 3.37V, so not at the expected 4.5V. as for the 1815, well there are 4, so not sure which one we need here. I checked them all at C and E. Based on this picture: A and B read identical - E: 2.9V and C:9.06V C reads E: 1.2V C: 0.65V D reads E: 0.24V C: 6.03V E...

Dear experts, I got my hand on a busted TS9, and offered a friend to troubleshoot the issue. Long story short, he inserted a 12v reverse polarity adaptor, saw or smelled the smoke and voila. Remotely, we had identified that the reverse polarity/voltage regulator diode had broken in half, D8 in...

That's pretty cool, but there's a missing output option.... 🔲 Check my inventory to see if I already have that part :eek::p:ROFLMAO:

I would say that this board is small enough to fit 2 footswitch side by side if you raise them up a bit. However they could be too close to each other to be easily selected with your foot. Never thought if it really...

Like @Bricksnbeatles said, just a 1/2w that needed to fit. No mod.

Thanks Robert, greatly appreciated.

OK so let’s see if I get this right. The design is not to use the diode as a fuse but to open a quick path for the current to ground therefore not sending the reverse current to other component, correct ? Now if it completely busted in half and didn’t offer that quick path anymore, therefore...

I have a friend with a TS9 that failed after plugging in reverse polarity from a 12v adaptor - smoke, crackle, pop…. After visual inspection it appears that a diode busted, it actually seems to have popped in half. After research I found this part of the TS9 power circuit: I didn’t quite...

Maybe give a shot to lighter fuel (nafta) ? But as mentionned looks like the powder coat wasn’t cured. It may actually not been adhesive, but patterns left in the finish ?

Follow the board. I put one on my build and It works perfect.

This is Episode Boost and Dirty Sanchez OD. Please note that the order switching breaker board is a specific one. It fits on a 4PDT and leaves the 3 lugs on the right for the dual led. If you look carefully you’ll notice that I put a resistor attached to each of the dual LED leg. It’s in the red...

I would have used one of my own build pictures. But I use an order switch to pick which FX goes first. All of it on a 4PDT switch to also activate a dual LED matching the FX LED letting me know which one is first. But that may have confused you :D

A picture is worth a 1000 words they say… Not my build, just did a search for you… send your thanks to @Danbieranowski ….

Is that what your looking for ? https://wiki.pedalpcb.com/wiki/2-in-1_Pedal_Wiring Check out the wiki page, there’s pretty much everything there.

I don’t get it… in the entire thread there is only one meme before the resolution.

Well done Sir… Think of what you learned in this process and enjoy the new knowledge… now go build another one :D