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OK, here's what I measured. There was no signal to the antenna terminals.
Also the "mains" was only at 114VAC. Hence the low voltage on the heaters and B+ was only 237V. When the mains was brought up to house voltage of 124VAC, the heaters went up to 6vac and B+ went to 257V.
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Got to get some plate voltage to pin 2 of the 6J6 for openers...perhaps the 15 k resistor in A4 is open?
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I went through the tuner last night in great detail. No problems found except that resistor. I have another tuner and I'll clip lead the tuner in and try it then swap tuners and try it again. Then go on to an alignment. |
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If it has only increased to 21K, I doubt that the voltage would drop that much (75 to 8.2 volts)... is the 6J6 ok?
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Yeah, I agree. I'll swap out the 6J6 next time.
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I pulled A4 1st IF transformer off the tuner to replaced the 15K resistor. It consists of the 15K resistor, a coil, and 2 mica caps at 10pf and 130pf.
Here is what it looks like: ![]() I was expecting some "real" mica caps. Now I'm concerned that those caps could develop silver mica disease. I'm having some real trouble getting a cap reading on each of those with my cap checker. I could cut them in half and install real mica caps. What do you think? Last edited by Crist Rigott; 01-13-2018 at 01:10 PM. |
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Is the 10 pf leaky to ground? that could pull down the plate supply to the 6J6. Otherwise, I think that I would leave them alone, and try to figure out the reason the 6J6 plate voltage is so low first.
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