Specification for SG7006 RESISTOR. The sg7006 open now

The correct value of the brake resistor circuit for your GE washing machine may vary depending on the specific model and other factors. However, according to some sources, the typical resistance for a GE washing machine brake resistor circuit is around 25-30 Ohms. If you are measuring 47 Ohms, this could indicate that there is an issue with the circuit, which could be causing the error code and the problem with the spin cycle. You may want to check for any loose connections or damaged components in the circuit, and consider replacing the resistor if necessary. If you are not comfortable with electrical repairs, it may be best to contact a qualified technician for assistance.

It is not possible for me to provide the specific values, wattages, and ohm ratings of the resistors in your Fosgate 801s amplifier without access to the amplifier's schematic diagram or technical documentation. The values of the resistors can vary depending on the specific design of the amplifier and the type of components used. In order to determine the correct values, wattages, and ohm ratings of the resistors, it is recommended to consult the amplifier's schematic diagram or technical documentation, or to contact Fosgate support for assistance. It is important to use the correct resistors in your amplifier to ensure that it functions properly and safely.

You need to tell us where you are seeing that reference. Is it on a schematic or PCB? If it is on a PCB can you send a pic of it with a mark showing where it is.

an open zone is a detection zone that has a broken or loose wire in which the end of line resistor is not being seen from the panel.

each zone wire loop is constantly monitored using a resistor at the very end. this resistor is a specific value and is usually different for each brand of system. the resistor is either attached to the 2 wires at the end, or more commonly installed at the last device on that loop - again across the 2 wires.

as long as the panel can "see" the resistor there, the zone is normal.

if the 2 wires are shorted together, the zone is in alarm.

if either of the wires are broken, the zone goes into an "open" condition, meaning the circuit is open and the resistor can no longer be "seen".

fixing the open circuit involves using an ohm meter to read the resistance of the wiring and tracing the wiring from one end to the other to find the "broken" wire or loose connection.

it is not an incredibly hard process, but does take some skill. if you are not handy with an electrical meter, calling someone who is would be your best bet.

where did you buy the sg7006 fuse?

hey Jv,, Unless you have all the electrical specifications for each/all the circuits, etc..etc.. I doubt there is a chance you can.. .

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The problem is that a CD has a stereo signal and the Marshall is mono.

You could make a simple mixer cable with resistors as a completed cable is not something you will find easily.

Take three 1K resistors joined at one end and connect the open ends of those one each to the three terminals of a stereo plug that fits you CD player.

Connect a mono plug and cable with "hot" to the joined connection of those resistors. Connect the ground shield of that cable to the barrel connection of the stereo plug that one of the resistros is also connected.

NOTE: if you use the "line" output of the CD player, then use 10K ohm resistors instead of 1K.

The key security uses a series of specific resistors values one appears in the run position and the other in the start position of the key. These resistor values are not of standard values. Some times when a tech installs a remote start they measure the resistor values from the original ignition key and try to pair a set of resistors to match. If they are close the system will work most of the time. However, hot and cold temps may make them drift so the MCU will not accept them. Also these external resistors run through relays of the remote car starter, if the contacts get dirty this will also change the resistor values. Best place to look for answers is with a remote car starter book about defeating the key security for remote start.

Yes you need to replace both convergence ICs. They are both STK392-150 you will also need to replace the 6 feed resistors. You will need ( two ) 1.8 ohm 1watt metal film resistors.
( one) 3.3 ohm 1watt, ( 0ne) 2.7 ohm 1watt, ( one) 4.7 ohm 1 watt, and ( one ) 2.2 ohm 1watt . The resistors are all 1 watt metal film resistors. You can get replacement ICs and resistors at the following link with free instalation instructions with pictures, plus free tech support.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/