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gruv2ths
Trending Lyricist I
May 25, 2018
Congrats!! Feels good right?!?
gruv2ths
Trending Lyricist I
May 25, 2018
Aynamne, use the cheat sheet I made above and see if you have any of the bias converter working.
There was another guy on here with the same symptom as you and I think he gave up. Not sure what causes that.
m0untainman
Lyricist III
May 26, 2018
@benbendog, Congrats... "Bob is your uncle"

Always good to hear when someone fixes it, because Sonos won't 🙂 Nice work.
    z0n0es
    Contributor II
    June 5, 2018
    Is there anyone here that is willing to repair a ZP100 or ZP120. I am on my 2nd iteration of each of these. One was replaced out of warranty by sonos (thanks), the other not. I know the end is nigh. Thanks
      Novice Son
      Lyricist I
      July 25, 2018
      My sonos ZP120 got wet with soft drinks by accident, I'm in the process of soaking in all these information. I shall try to fix it myself fingers crossed. Thank you very much everyone for creating this forum.
      brumster
      Lyricist III
      August 4, 2018
      All, great thread running here.

      I'm wondering if I can drop a question in here rather than starting a new thread? Does anyone have a view on the various ceramic caps in the zp120? In particular would anyone know what I would need to replace the two large yellow ceramic caps that are located between the two storage caps with? they appear to be labelled D16033 and D16034. Thanks for any help you can provide.
      Noguruhere
      Lyricist I
      August 5, 2018
      They are varistors. Part# TVR14241. So far, the only place I found them were on AliExpress. Your amp will work without them but I wouldn’t operate it for too long as they are there for protection.
        brumster
        Lyricist III
        August 5, 2018
        Thanks @noguruhere! Appreciate the response. I don't suppose you know what the green ones are to the right hand side of the right storage cap do you? The ones between the bridge rectifier and the grey resistor show in the first image I posted? Thanks again!!
        Noguruhere
        Lyricist I
        August 5, 2018
        @brumster, yes those are thermistors part# SCK-054. Also hard to find here in the US.. I’ve found those on AliExpress as well.
          brumster
          Lyricist III
          August 5, 2018
          Thanks again. Appreciate the help!
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