I stumbled across an opportunity and purchased about 300 of these damaged boards. They are PetSafe In-ground dog fence transmitters, model RF-1010. These have all been damaged by lighting surges. I am hoping that I can repair them and make some good money for my family. I know how to solder, but the problem is that I’m not familiar with this stuff, so I have no idea what these parts are or how to find/order them. If someone could please identify them for me, maybe even with a link to the part in stock, I would be really grateful. I’ve circled the parts that I need. Please let me know if any additional photos or info would be helpful.
Thank you in advance for any help
-Ryan
Can you verify any part markings on the circled parts. Some are clear I just want to make sure i have them. Also can you verify the color bands on the two resistors.
-Robert
Hey Robert,
Thanks so much for the reply!
I added some more close-up photos.
The first band looks like it is either blank or grey, and then red, silver, gold.
Burgundy Part numbers:
104K 250JS
184K 250JS
The small black 3-legged part numbers seem to vary from board to board, so I’m not sure what is the best thing to do there?
Here’s what I got:
2N 5550 509
2N 3906 519
2N 3904 419
2N 5401 250
MPS A13 511
MC78L 05ACP 522
The tall black ones with circle hole in top:
TIP41C
TIP42C
I also found this schematic online. I don’t know if it is of an help?
184K 250JS
- 184=.18uF
- k=10% tolerance
- 250 = Voltage
Take a look at part EF2184-ND
104K 250JS
- 104=.10uF
- k=10% tolerance
- 250 = Voltage
Take a look at part EF2104-ND
I would just verify lead spacing on these two parts.
2N5550 - 2N5550TACT-ND
2N3906 - 2N3906-APCT-ND
2N3904 - 2N3904FS-ND
2N5401 - 2N5401CS-ND
MPSA13 - MPSA13-AP-ND We do not stock this part. Take a look at PN2222TFCT-ND should work for you.
MC78L 05ACP - MC78L05ACPFS-ND
TIP41C - TIP41C-BP-ND
TIP42C - TIP42C-BP-ND
Let me know if you have any questions on these part numbers.
-Robert
Sorry I forgot the resistor. Looks like a .82 Ohm 5% if the markings are Gray, Red, Silver, Gold.
Take a look at 0.82W-2-ND Again you can check the physical size to verify the watts on this series.
Thank you so much!
Based on the length measurement I took, it looks like the resistor is 1 watt, so I got the 0.82W-1-ND
I’m putting in a small order first to try everything out. I’ll let you know how it goes.
Thank you so much again for your help.
-Ryan
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did you come right with the components to fix the unit
I have a TXRF1010 unit and it has the voltage suppressors in but I cant seem to find them at our
local component store, do you perhaps know if they are PO 720EB 5A1B2 ?
thanks
Hi Garybob, I am sorry, we do not have a way to know what components are in finished products. It would be best to contact the manufacture of TXRF1010 to see if they can help with the part number for the voltage supressors.