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Anonymous Posted on Mar 13, 2009

Sherwood rx-4105 output transistors

I am looking for output transistors for this stereo,one is b2510,the other d1510.Have had no luck,are there any crosses?

Thanks,Alex.

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You can also use 2SD2560 and 2SB1647 130watt 150volt 15amp transistor, but it may require some rebiasing the on output transistors. Sherwood have used these transistors in their older model receivers. I just replaced those transistors in my Sherwood RX-4105 Receiver, and they work good as well.

Before I install those transistor. I did a out of circuit 20volt 4amp DC current test to a 4ohm resistor @ 200watt load to compare 2SD2560 / 2SB1647 to the B2510/B1510 mounting them on 5 square inch, 1/8" thick piece of Aluminum, and the results of the test, the 2SD2560 / 2SB1647 heats up in 60 seconds to around 120 degrees F, and the B2510 and D1510 heats up in 30 seconds to around 120 degrees F.

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    After replacing those audio power output transistors, run a cooling system on top of the receiver blowing into the vent holes, so that it would extend the life of those transitors.



    I am running a 10inch 55watt 120volt AC fan on top my Sherwood receiver blowing into the vent holes, and it keeps the heatsink temperature down to, or under 100 degrees F(37.77 degrees Celcius) while I have the volume control set at 56 for 6 continuous hours. Without a cooling system with the volume control set at 56, that Sherwood's heatsink temperature can climb as high as 150 degrees F (65.55 degrees Celcius), and that's too hot to touch, and the heatsink temperature can climb even higher. The Audio Output transistor's maximum internal temperature or junction temperature is 302 degrees F (150 degrees Celsius), and if it exceeds that temperature, the transistor would fail.

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The actual part numbers are: 2SD1510 and 2SB2510. Perhaps the easiest for you would be to use NTE substitutes as follows:

2SD1510 ==> NTE261

While I don't have a direct cross for 2SB2510, the compliment to the NTE261 is an NTE262. These are complimentary darlington transistors and should be the correct ones for you. Please re-check the markings on the transistors to verify them.

Let me know if you need anything else.

Dan

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I am having the same problem. With a Sherwood rx-4109 (very similar model) same output transistors. I ordered 2sc2390 and 2sa1560 today. If you want to know how it turns out, I should know by next Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest.

  • Anonymous Jul 25, 2011

    Hey alex977 Did you ever fix that Sony KDL-40S4100 LCD TV. That had no picture let me not what you come up with Thanks

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