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Originally Posted by Electronic M
When I get around to fixing the no-power issue on my 1980 remote CCII I may have to analyze that circuit and see if I can add a switch to make it default to on when line power is applied as it's plugged into a switched outlet that comes on when my basement signal rack gets power...The non-remote CCII it replaced was left switched on so if I saw it running I knew my signal rack was on (I could also choose what material was on screen by watching it).
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When the power switch or remote power isn't working, it is always on when plugged in. I know when it is working again as when I plug it in, it is off and I need the remote to turn it on. Of course after this, the remote no longer turns it off and in manual the power switch doesn't turn it off, so I unplug it. Since it is intermittent, I'm hoping it's failed capacitors. My guess is the triac will either work, or it won't. Not sure about the optocoupler. I figure that since it's from the early 70s, it's not an LED inside.
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