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Old 04-01-2024, 09:17 PM
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yep, you found it. Replace the 200 and 250 ohm resistors and disconnect all terminals of the candohm. Use 15 watt for the 200 and 10 watt for the 250.
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Old 04-01-2024, 09:24 PM
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yep, you found it. Replace the 200 and 250 ohm resistors and disconnect all terminals of the candohm. Use 15 watt for the 200 and 10 watt for the 250.
Thanks Tim, Tom and "88"!! I have a parts chassis where all of the CO resistors were replaced with Ohmite ceramic wire wounds so I'm going to clip those out and just replace everything. I'll get new Ohmites but for further testing and resurrection, I'll go with the old resistors. I'm absolutely certain that's NOT the last issue of unknown origin I'll need help with running down but for now, I'll take a few hours tomorrow and replace the components. Thanks again all!
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