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  • Minelab Sovereign XS-2 pro-needed scheme or help.

    Is there any one of your schemes or may have had a similar problem and can and can help.
    I bought the Minelab Sovereign XS-2 pro allegedly correct, but the previous owner instead of 12V. connected 2 batteries at 9V and the detector does not work.

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    Can you tell me what this component is, on the tile labeled Q6
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    • #3
      Google search of "3AS marking on SOT-23" gave this:
      http://www.s-manuals.com/smd/3a

      A 'Q' ref des typically is a transistor.

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      • #4
        Thank you Waltr,so I thought it was a transistor, I found myself.
        Bc856A
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          • #6
            1i 2 replaced
            3 (Q4) heats up when the probe is connected.
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            • #7
              first of all you must de3solder all mosfets. anotherway if there is DC level on a gate of one of them
              you do NOT see right voltages.

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              • #8
                Thank you all, but I will have to give up until I find more documentation, one potentiometer is on the front panel and something is intertwined with a wire.

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