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Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315

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SKU:
2SA20570P SEMICONDUCTOR 112
UPC:
5060239761849
MPN:
2SA20570P
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  • Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315
  • Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315
  • Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315
  • Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315
  • Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315
  • Panasonic transistor for RFD1 2SA2057 2SA20570P cures fault F76PDET Q315
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Description

2SA20570P Transistor, Used in the Panasonic RFD1 Dab Radio

This is a replacement part for Q315 in the Panasonic RFD1 DAB Radio. This part is a PNP power transistor and commonly fails in this model causing an error code F76PDET to be displayed on the radio's display.

This transistor is used as a series regulator and produces the 5 Volt rail for the internal digital electronics to operate.

This part is now made available to anyone who wishes to purchase and fit it themselves. The part supplied is an original Panasonic device as shown in the photographs, it is sourced from Matushita Industrial in Japan. In order to replace this device you need soldering skills and some experience in the repair of electronic equipment. This part is made available for you to fit at your own risk. If you are not experienced in repairing electronic equipment you may damage your radio further if you make a mistake.

To replace the transistor you need to unscrew the main board and lift it up to give access to the print side of the board. Desolder the old Q315 and replace with this one. After reassembly the radio will be be back to full working order.

If you have any other error codes in the display you may contact us by using the technical assistance email address shown below. F26 for example is an indication of a failed DAB module.  Please do not obtain our phone number and call as technical assistance can only be provided by email.

To replace this transistor it is necessary to remove the outer casing so replacement should only be attempted by those who have experience in the repair of electronic appliances. It is important that the appliance is disconnected from the mains before any servicing work is carried out.

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Warranty Information

1 Year
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3 Reviews

  • 5
    Same as original part fitted

    Posted by Dick. on 16th Aug 2016

    The part supplied was exactly the same as the original part. I have the necessary skills to replace the faulty part, and I also fitted a heat sink to prevent it failing again. The original Panasonic mains adapter, rated at 9V was actually supplying 14.7v, which is probably why it blew the regulator. It also blew fuse F301 on the circuit board. I'm trying to find a replacement fuse now! I hope this fixes it! This is a very common fault on this DAB radio. It should not fail using batteries, or a GOOD (9v) mains adapter.

  • 5
    problem solved

    Posted by Unknown on 17th Aug 2015

    New part solved the problem exactly as described. Dismantling the radio to get to the solder pads took much longer than replacing the transistor, which was an easy job with a solder sucker and a small iron. I am inclined to buy another one - just to ensure the fault does not happen again! On the basis that it will not if you a) know how to cure it and b) have the necessary part! Service was efficient and quick, and the supporting information just waht was needed. Full marks.

  • 5
    RFD1 DAB radio repair

    Posted by Unknown on 25th Jun 2013

    A very easy repair of a common problem with the above Panasonic radio. Finding this part on buymystuff web site saved a lot of time sourcing this item. Delivery was very quick and the radio is now working again. Although the repair is easy, some experience in soldering and repairing electronic equipment is required.

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