SlimMoses
Novice Member
I have now solved my problem. My problem wasn't the capacitors. It was the Digital2 P.C.B.
Checked the possibility to order a new Digital 2 P.C.B. and they are still available for around €100.
I thought I'll first will try to bake the PCB in the oven before I order a replacement.
Placed it on a piece of wood in the oven on 200°C (392°F) for 15 minutes with the DSP2-chip facing down and resting straight with help of the board power socket, chassi mounting and the cable tie that is mounted on the board. I let it cool down and the mounted it again and now it works perfectly and the self diagnostic test are all ok regarding firmware version, checksum and the bus signal on the DSP2.
Checked the possibility to order a new Digital 2 P.C.B. and they are still available for around €100.
I thought I'll first will try to bake the PCB in the oven before I order a replacement.
Placed it on a piece of wood in the oven on 200°C (392°F) for 15 minutes with the DSP2-chip facing down and resting straight with help of the board power socket, chassi mounting and the cable tie that is mounted on the board. I let it cool down and the mounted it again and now it works perfectly and the self diagnostic test are all ok regarding firmware version, checksum and the bus signal on the DSP2.