I bought a faulty Sonos ZP100 which had previously been opened. I therefore had no option of a Sonos repair or out of warranty exchange. I couldn’t find a guide to strip the unit down so worked it out myself. I have since written a guide which will hopefully help someone in the future but I accept no responsibility for any damage caused by following it. At the end of the guide I have written a small explanation of the repair needed for my unit which appeared to have suffered a power surge and no longer powered up. Please feel free to improve or alter the guide. Thanks.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/0duavcuf1zyuc8u/sonos_dismantle.pdf
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could you please list the part number you used?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Fantastic! What alternative part did you fit?
The replacement parts arrived, I installed them, and the ZP100 is back alive blasting music!
Thanks for the info! I found a similar part on DigiKey. Hopefully it will work! 🙂
The original diode has CA 48 written on it and is a bidirectional type as seen in this data sheet :-
http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00001366.pdf
I didn't fit an exact replacement and can't remember the part number but I hope this information helps.
http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00001366.pdf
I didn't fit an exact replacement and can't remember the part number but I hope this information helps.
Great guide! My Sonos ZP100 also died in the exact same way. Can you tell me the part number of the burnt surface mount diode on the power supply PCB. Mine is not legible... Thanks!
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Thanks!
Hope to never use it, but I like the effort.
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agron
Hope to never use it, but I like the effort.
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agron
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