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Old 06-14-2010, 04:21 PM
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The pot controls some bias on a tube acting as a DC amplifier, so removing the
meter may not fix the condition that applies excessive voltage to the pot.
I would unsolder the pot and measure the DC voltage available at that
point when powering up the receiver. I guess a capacitor somewhere in that
area is shorted, but the schematic would definitely need to be studied. Good luck.
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