Power trans EVH 5150-3

[Valvehead]

I have a 5150-3 with a bad power transformer. Measuring the secondary wires , unplugged , i have no acv anywhere but on the filament tap i have 119vac , should be 5.9vac .
So , doubting that Fender will sell me one ( i did email their support) , can you tell me where to buy one ?
EVH_5150III_50W_Mexico_Schematics (1).pdf Or can you take a look at the schematic and tell me what spec i need ? It doesnt list all the secondary voltages .... wondering if i can get a Hammond , or ??

[Delta362]

Just looked at the service manual and the transformer is indicated as unique Fender part.

[Enzo]

If you needed a water pump for your Chevy car, would you call General Motors for the part? No, you'd call a dealer or a parts store. Your schematic calls out Fender part number 0079095000

Contact a Fender parts seller and ask if they can get it.

[Valvehead]

I did Enzo . I will find out monday if i can get one

[Jon Snell]

119v on the heaters ... ! It is highly unlikely to be an accurate result.
Remove a 6L6, have you continuity between pins 2 & 7 of the valve?
If yes, you are mistaken regarding the 119v measurement.
I would firstly expect to see a pair of burnt up 100R resistors. R165 &166 if you have that much on the heaters.

[Valvehead]

Yes the 2 100ohm burned up with no tubes in the amp . Pulled the 2 filament wires off the pcb and have 119vac between them . All secondary pt wires un-hooked . No fuses are blown , not even the 7 amp for the ac heaters.

The rest of the secondary taps have very low ac

[Helmholtz]

Pulled the 2 filament wires off the pcb and have 119vac between them .

Might be "ghost voltage".
Do you have continuity between the 2 filament wires?

[Valvehead]

Might be "ghost voltage".
Do you have continuity between the 2 filament wires?

nope

[Helmholtz]

nope

Proves that the PT is bad and the 119Vac was ghost voltage.