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Originally posted by ca7922303 View PostR14(0.8 ohms), R15(0.8ohms), R202(0.55k), R203(6.25k). R14/R15(3.08k) switching ultra lo.
R15(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C112 (6.8u)
Check that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered correctly (+ caps C106, C112)
Measurements indicate that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered incorrectly (to gnd), or the caps C106, C112 is bad.
Caps C106, C112 are located on the PCB below the ultra lo sw.
R202(0.55k) OK,
R203(6.25k) OK
R14/R15(3.08k) switching ultra lo OK
It's All Over Now
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Originally posted by vintagekiki View PostR14(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C106 (6.8u)
R15(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C112 (6.8u)
Check that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered correctly (+ caps C106, C112)
Measurements indicate that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered incorrectly (to gnd), or the caps C106, C112 is bad.
Caps C106, C112 are located on the PCB below the ultra lo sw.
R202(0.55k) OK,
R203(6.25k) OK
R14/R15(3.08k) switching ultra lo OK
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View PostWires on ultra lo switch (4 on schematic), all show continuity. Will post measurements for c106/112 shortly. Have to lift one leg if each cap to measure correctly.
Is the wire from ultra lo sw soldered to +caps point C106/R107 and point C112/R108, or soldered to -caps C106, C112 (gnd)It's All Over Now
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Please note that there's an error on the layout drawing for the polarity of C106 and C112. See red markings on this pic for corrections. The actual circuit board is probably marked correctly.
Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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Originally posted by vintagekiki View PostWires show continuity, check that are soldered where should (on schematic).
Is the wire from ultra lo sw soldered to +caps point C106/R107 and point C112/R108, or soldered to -caps C106, C112 (gnd)
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post
Wire from ultra low switch is soldered to + caps point C106/R107 and point C112/R108.Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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Originally posted by vintagekiki View PostR14(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C106 (6.8u)
R15(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C112 (6.8u)
Check that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered correctly (+ caps C106, C112)
Measurements indicate that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered incorrectly (to gnd), or the caps C106, C112 is bad.
Caps C106, C112 are located on the PCB below the ultra lo sw.
R202(0.55k) OK,
R203(6.25k) OK
R14/R15(3.08k) switching ultra lo OK
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Originally posted by vintagekiki View PostR14(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C106 (6.8u)
R15(0.8 ohms) check (replace) C112 (6.8u)
Check that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered correctly (+ caps C106, C112)
Measurements indicate that the wire from ultra lo sw is soldered incorrectly (to gnd), or the caps C106, C112 is bad.
Caps C106, C112 are located on the PCB below the ultra lo sw.
R202(0.55k) OK,
R203(6.25k) OK
R14/R15(3.08k) switching ultra lo OK
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View PostIs it possible that these two(2) caps could be left out of circuit and amp operate correctly?
The amplifier will work quite correctly without caps C106, C112, it will only have a shade less ultra lo.
If you do not have caps 6.8u, you are free to install caps 10u. Pay attention to caps polarity.
Just go ahead boldly. Soon V4B will be playing somewhere on stage.It's All Over Now
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post
R14/15 with C106/112 one leg lifted now read 3.3k in both positions of ultra lo switch.
Originally posted by g1 View Post
Remove C106 and then re-check V1 pin 3 voltage.
Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post
Cut one(1) leg of C106, V1 pin#3(11mv).Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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