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Title: behringer 9024 help Post by: KC2FXE on November 14, 2020, 05:44:13 PM hello all
I'm in need of some help with my 9024 , it stop working the leds just blink when you power it up. thanks for any help. John kc2fxe ??? Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: K1JJ on November 14, 2020, 07:23:26 PM Hi John,
I have one here too. Dave the ApeMan told me when this happens, you need to go in and replace the electrolytic capacitors. I'm not sure which ones he meant, but contact him about it for more details. T Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: KA3EKH on November 15, 2020, 08:18:31 PM It’s a Bheringer, from what I have seen of most of there equipment it’s not designed to be repaired, when it stops working you toss it and buy another! Looking at difficulty of getting the board out and access to both sides for replacement it’s a big job, got to remove a ton of knobs and nuts and screws and at the end of the day it’s still a Bheringer. Have trashed a lot of there stuff because one its cheap, two once things like the pots and connectors start to go finding replacements can be an issue and three replacements from Behringer are often so cheap why bother?
Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: M0VRF on November 17, 2020, 03:02:49 AM A common problem on electronic equipment, even good (expensive!) stuff. I had a similar problem with a TC Electronics unit.
Easy to spot and usually in the SMPSU. Just either replace all the electrolytics or find the ones with bulging tops or leaking bottoms! No need to stick it I the trash, easy repair. Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: W2PFY on November 20, 2020, 12:35:26 PM See below. I wuz having a problem with the post quoting Johns stuff and including mine?
Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: W2PFY on November 20, 2020, 12:36:51 PM Quote hello all I'm in need of some help with my 9024 , it stop working the leds just blink when you power it up. Thanks for any help. John kc2fxe [/b] Check your power transformer to see if it's making power. If it is not, the transformer may be open. It has two 120 volt windings. The transformer's are wound too tight and the wires break internally. If this is the case, just hook up to the other 120 winding and your good to go. This may have nothing to do with your case John, but others should be informed about this fix. Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: W2JBL on November 25, 2020, 08:20:43 PM John
I have a 9024 that I'm never going to use. I just pulled it from stock and it powered up Ok, but may need a lithium battery (CR-2031 etc.) for the memory. Lasted about 30 seconds on my station when I got it. I monitor my audio with headphones and the latency causes me brain damage and I can't talk. Please come get (for a racer's favorite price) if you like. Use my QRZ email, I don't get on this site much. 73 Chris Title: Re: behringer 9024 help Post by: Opcom on November 26, 2020, 03:54:08 AM finding bad caps, with unit powered, check the mV of noise on each one.. too much noise from switchers or whatever, can mess up computerized operation well before it affects analog audio signals. AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
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