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I'm working on an active subwoofer made by Jamo. Subwoofer works normally but while in auto sleep mode it blows a fuse. I measured components off the PCB and only suspicious thing I found was this component. Between two adjacent legs it measured something around 70 ohms. When I removed the component from the board the corresponding solder pads' resistance went up to around 70 kilo ohms. I couldn't find any information from the internet.

I marked the component's place with a red arrow. The subwoofer is manufactured in year 2001 so it's an old component.

Whole circuit board. RCA input on right. enter image description hereClose up of area near the component.

Picture of the component.

Dvsr
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  • Possibly [BFQ31A](https://www.digikey.com.mx/htmldatasheets/production/1862262/0/0/1/bfq31a.html) transistor? – jonathanjo Jul 12 '23 at 18:38

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The markings match with a Vishay SST175 JFET.

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I found a picture of the part that shows the style of the markings matches:

enter image description here (Source: ebay.com)

nanash1
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