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switched the 6au4 with a 6ax4 dont think they are compatible subs
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Set off
Remove the horz out tube from the socket. disconnect the plate lead from the tube. put a DC volt meter on the plate lead (+) and the neg to chassis. Set on should be about 400vdc |
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First time I got only 17 volts then all my other attempts were zero
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ok now just trace back until you find the 400v
look for burned coils if nothing at the pin 5 of the damper also make sure you still have B+, if the damper was shorted you may have blown the B+ fuse again. use the correct fueses. Last edited by DaveWM; 06-26-2015 at 06:29 PM. |
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What exactly do you mean? check soldering connections and my caps?
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check B+ at fuse
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do you have the schematic?
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There is a power supply fuse that I mentioned that is blown and I am guessing that MAY be the problem..
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