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    HELLO PLEASE I NEED A LITTLE FAVOR I NEED SSP-3100G schematic U THE TRANSISTOR THIS HAS BEEN LIGHTNING AND THANKS FOR EVERYTHING FRIENDSClick image for larger version

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  • #2
    Hi gombary!
    And for now your detector did not work at all? Or still work, but without sound?
    It seems like this transistor do on/off switch function, for me it all looks like somebody conect battery in wrong polarity.
    This transistor may be BD140 or BD139 i dont know.

    Need foto at bottom and top of pcb, only around burned transistor place.
    And can you read marking code of this parts Click image for larger version

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    • #3
      you are very good vadim, yes it works, but without sound

      and true the battery charger has been connected with the wrong polarityClick image for larger version

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      • #4
        see theseClick image for larger version

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        • #5
          If you google images of bd139 and 140 they show they end in a 9 or a 0 this tranny looks like it ends in a 2, can you measure anything with a multimeter between the two pins

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          • #6
            Thanks gombay, thanks for your photos. Now we closer to proper answer.
            Im take a try to understand.

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            • #7
              let's hope Vadim

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              • #8
                I don't understand what you mean 6666

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                • #9
                  Im not shure by 100%, but this secret transistor may be SD882 or SD772.
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                  Check somehow speaker, maybe speaker driver also burned.

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                  • #10
                    ok thanks Vadim, I try all 3 transistors and then I will let you know, you have been very kind, thanks

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                    speaker driver burned would be which one on the Click image for larger version

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                    • #11
                      Ok, first check SD882. Likely most this is SD882 transistor, not SD772

                      Before you place new transistor can you measure voltage betwen "+Vcc" and "-Bat" points, i marked them on photo Click image for larger version

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                      And be aware - I may be wrong. You still have all chances to fully damage your unit, dont rush.
                      So better if one of forum users confirm my conclusions.

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                      • #12
                        measure the voltage between the points "+ Vcc" and "-Bat" --- and 10.81V
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