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I think I figured out what happened, I think the volume control pot is what's causing the radio to hum, because I think the volume control pot (which was already sketchy when I had gotten the radio going) finally went to "pots" (pun intended) when I attempted to clean the volume control pot with contact cleaner to see if I could restore the volume control's functionality again (because as I had mentioned before the volume control pot when it was working before it apparently finally failed would cut in and out depending on where the volume contol was rotated.) Does any one on here have any known working volume controls with a built in power switch that they could send me? |
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Check it with all the leads disconnected and see if it reads the same. Remove it from the chassis and look inside. All kinds of strange goings on with that set. |
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OK Will do.
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I've seen non-AVC superhet radio circuits, but that one is a real gem.
I repaired the one I have or had, but I just replaced the bad caps and never realized that the set was that strange! |
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I located that chassis in my collection. I'm not sure if I have the cabinet, so I don't want to part it out.
It sure is a strange beast! |
Audiokarma |
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how is yours wired up?
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I think the same, but I'll look again to look at the connection.
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Here's a picture of the underside of my radio, is there anything that looks out of place here compared to yours?
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