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Peavey 6505+ 112 Combo Blown Filter Caps

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  • #16
    Originally posted by Helmholtz View Post

    Measure the voltage across C32 in standby.
    C32, C33 and R7 are no longer on the board. Measure DC to ground at the D7, D8, C32 junction? Okay to dial up to full voltage on the variac (while monitoring current)?

    Tubes are all removed also.

    Thank you

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    • #17
      Originally posted by misterc57 View Post

      C32, C33 and R7 are no longer on the board. Measure DC to ground at the D7, D8, C32 junction? Okay to dial up to full voltage on the variac (while monitoring current)?

      Tubes are all removed also.
      You need to have a reservoir cap in to measure max. B+. Use any at least 500V rated cap in place of C32 having a capacitance of at least 10µ.
      Measure B+ at full mains voltage in standby mode.

      Or just measure the ACV at the HV secondary and multiply be 1.4.
      Last edited by Helmholtz; 02-15-2021, 09:57 PM.
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      • #18
        I have a 5150-ii in at the moment. I realize they are not the same, but I think the PTs are the same. Plate voltages were right at 483. I'd be skeptical of using 500V rated caps, especially in an unloaded condition as the voltage won't be pulled down to the normal working voltage.

        Looking at my old records, I fixed a 6505+ 112 combo and had the same caps fail. I used B43541B7107M000.
        https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail...nVe9U9Dw%3D%3D

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Delta362 View Post
          I have a 5150-ii in at the moment. I realize they are not the same, but I think the PTs are the same. Plate voltages were right at 483. I'd be skeptical of using 500V rated caps, especially in an unloaded condition as the voltage won't be pulled down to the normal working voltage.
          Standby mode will give unloaded voltage at C32.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Helmholtz View Post

            Standby mode will give unloaded voltage at C32.
            Fully agree, Helmholtz

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            • #21
              Why cheap out for marginal caps when the right ones are available?
              Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.

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              • #22
                Good news, the amp is now working after replacing C32, C33 and R7. The height of the new caps are right to the top of the chassis.

                If anyone is interested R7 is seeing 515 VDC on Stand By. Off Stand By it drops to around 470 VDC, if I recall correctly, I did not note it.

                Thank you to everyone for the help, much appreciated!

                MC


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