Linn Komri Service Information

Linn Komri Service Information

 

The Linn Komri was introduced in 2001 and discontinued in 2010. 

The speakers are no longer serviced or supported by Linn.

Information on this page is provided to document the components in the Komri for those attempting service/repair.

Please get in contact if you require service on your Komri loudspeakers.

Disclaimer: This page describes procedures involving mains voltage and potentially hazardous electronic components. These repairs should only be performed by qualified personnel with appropriate knowledge, tools, and safety precautions. Incorrect handling can result in serious injury, electric shock, fire, or equipment damage. Proceed entirely at your own risk.

Linn Komri rear and open amp module

Drive Units

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Passive Crossover

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Power Supplies

2 x PCAS254 (Non-Dynamik) - Could be replaced by Dynamik PSU PCAS754 (with power input modified connections)

These are the same power supplies found in Chakra Amps (Akurate 2200, Majik DSM etc) of this period with modified mains input on one of the boards.

Fuses

There is a fuse in the IEC mains input on the rear of the speaker (with a spare). 

There is also a fuse on the input power supply PCAS254 behind the internal IEC.

Linn Komri amp module with PSU

Linn Komri PCAS254

Linn Komri amp module fuse, internal wiring

Linn Komri dual PSU detail

Linn PCAS254 Power Supply outputs

Blue -30v
Blue -30v
Black 0v
Black 0v
Yellow 3.3v
Black 0v
Red +30v
Red +30v

Komri power Supply Outputs

Amplifier Boards

The Komri has two actively driven bass speakers. The main amplifier boards are held on a large heatsink on the rear of the speaker.

Linn Komri Amplifier Board

The three boards are:

LED display board:

Upper bass amplifier:  PCAS281

Lower bass amplifier: PCAS281

Amplifier Board Components (PCAS281)

Here is a summary of the main componets on a Komri amplifier board.

Drivers TDA7293 - "TDA7293 high-power DMOS audio amplifier IC made by STMicroelectronics — the heart of a 100 W class-AB audio amplifier channel"

6 x TDA7293 - Mouser Part Number: 511-TDA7294HS

1 x LM337 - negative adjustable voltage regulator (–1.25 V to –37 V)

 

Electrolytic Capacitors

Probably one of the first things to test and change given the age. 

2 x 220uF 100v Radial 16mm diameter x 26mm height
1 x 120uF 50v Radial 8mm diameter x 15mm height
1 x 100uF 63v Radial 10mm diameter x 14mm height
16 x SMD caps 22uF 50v (2250s2k8) Mouser Part Number: 667-eee-1ha220wp
1 x SMD cap 2.2uF 50v

Polypropylene Film Capacitors

Blue cube like

22 x 150nF  5%

SMD Capacitors

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SMD IC Packages

Board Marking Part No Notes
U001 ST62T65C6 

8-bit microcontroller

Likely system control and protection tasks:

  • Power-on mute delay
  • Speaker protection relay control
  • DC offset fault detection
  • Thermal monitoring
  • Front panel buttons / status LEDs
  • Standby/muting control of TDA7293 ICs
  • Possibly input selection
U200 PCF8574T  I²C I/O Expander
U205 DG407DY  Analog Switch / Multiplexer IC
U304 / U701/ U702  91P233  dual operational amplifier
U800 LM2594

Marked "3137 2594H M-ADJ"

“2594” → National/TI LM2594 Simple Switcher buck regulator (150 kHz)

“M-ADJ” → SOIC-8 (“M”) adjustable output version

step-down (buck) switching regulator that converts the high DC rail (e.g., +30–50 V) to a lower rail for logic/controls (e.g., +5 V or +12 V).

Mouser Part: 926-LM2594HVMADJNOPB

D800 ES2D

"FA502
ES2D"

High-speed Schottky rectifier:

Part identification

ES2D

2 A average forward current

200 V reverse voltage

Fast / Schottky recovery

SMD SMA/DO-214AC package

Used as the freewheel/catch diode in the LM2594 buck regulator stage.

 

Mouser Part No 603-ES2D

 

Another go at ICs

Designation Part Markings Part Notes
U001 ST62T65C6 ST62T65C6 8-bit microcontroller
       
U100 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U101 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U103 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U104 393 9520 LM393D
dual voltage comparator
U200 PCF85741 A27700 G05133 PCF8574T
I²C I/O Expander
U201 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U202 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U203 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U205 DG407DY P0419BFG3 DG407DY
Analog Switch / Multiplexer IC
U206 DG411DY G0425AD DG411DY
Quad SPST Analog Switch
U210 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U300 DG411DY G0425AD DG411DY
Quad SPST Analog Switch
U301 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U303 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U304 914I 976450 91P233
dual operational amplifier
U305 TL032C 54M C8ET TLVX TL032C
Low-power dual operational amplifier
U403 TL032C 54M C8ET TLVX TL032C
Low-power dual operational amplifier
U404 TL032C 54M C8ET TLVX TL032C
Low-power dual operational amplifier
U405 TL032C 54M C8ET TLVX TL032C
Low-power dual operational amplifier
U503 TL032C 54M C8ET TLVX TL032C
Low-power dual operational amplifier
U602 339 Z39437 LM339D
STMicroelectronics LM339D — a quad comparator in SOIC-14.
U604 393 E9520 LM393D
dual voltage comparator
U605 393 E9520 LM393D
dual voltage comparator
U701 914I 976450 91P233
dual operational amplifier
U702 914I 976450 91P233
dual operational amplifier
U707 88 OPA 2604AU 512EE OPA2604AU
High-performance dual audio operational amplifier
U800 2594H M-ADJ LM2594
step-down switching regulator (buck regulator

Relays

White rectangular boxes

2 x OMRON 2961Y1 G6S-2 12 VDC - signal-level DPDT relay

FAULT FINDING

First Clues

On the customer Komri a visual inspections shows the regulator U800 / LM2594 burnt out - the next steps are to test all the components around this for a short on the 12v/5v rail. Place your bets on the capacitors. 


Quick ESR check shows:

C800 -120uF 50v electrolytic - ok

C804 - 100uF 63v electrolytic - leaky

C820 - 22uF 50v smd - leaky

C819 - 22uF 50v smd - leaky

C113 2.2uF smd esr > 40ohm

C114 22uF 50v leaky

C131 22uF 50v - ESR 13.9ohm

C816 22uF 50v smd - measures cap 27uF/ESR 0.11

Next steps 

  • Remove components near burnt out LM2594.
  • Test values out of circuit
  • Test for shorts
  • Replace LM2594 + resistors + smd caps
  • Replace all caps.

Removed Suspect Capacitors around the LM2594 - main culprit is C804 - 100uF 63v electrolytic which tests as ESR > 40ohm, the SMD caps are all only just in spec.

Continue with plan to remove all caps and LM2594

Test SMD resistors and diodes next

 

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