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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 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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Correction
mark C107 should be replaced with mark C112 .
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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.
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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)
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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 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
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Originally posted by g1 View Post
More a danger to the tubes V1 & V2. You need to find and deal with the problem. Can you get in close enough to the switch to post some pictures?
Also, I think you still have the issue where the heater voltage on the preamp tubes is lower than it is on the power tubes. (5.6VAC vs 6.3V). It should be the same for all tubes.3 Photos
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post
Strong signal now thru speaker output. Greatly appreciate all the help. Is there any risk of blowing resistors if I switch ultra lo?
Also, I think you still have the issue where the heater voltage on the preamp tubes is lower than it is on the power tubes. (5.6VAC vs 6.3V). It should be the same for all tubes.
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