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  • 13 pages of posts!

    "Why is there almost zero on pin 4 of U5?​"

    Page 1/ post 3 he had it. " U1 thru U5 (+17/-17vdc)."
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    • Could incorrect voltages on Q6 have anything to do with it? Q6 is last part replaced that is reading incorrect?

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      • Originally posted by x-pro View Post
        I don't know here either.
        If it is 0, then there is no +50V voltage.​
        Correction:
        R34(+61/+61vdc) not using Variac.

        Forgot that I can't get a good ground on the chassis. Have to use the speaker jack ground to get correct readings.

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        • Recheck voltages at U5 pins 4 and 8.
          Check for signal at line out XLR.
          Originally posted by Enzo
          I have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."


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          • Originally posted by g1 View Post
            Recheck voltages at U5 pins 4 and 8.
            Check for signal at line out XLR.
            U5 pin 4(-6mvdc)
            U5 pin 8(16.6vdc)
            No signal @ line out XLR

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            • Learn to think and repair.
              Open the datasheet for U5 and determine what should be on pin 4.​

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              • Originally posted by x-pro View Post
                Learn to think and repair.
                Open the datasheet for U5 and determine what should be on pin 4.​
                (-16.6vdc)

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                • So you have -0.06V at pin 4 of U5 but it should be -16V.
                  Look at the partial schematic in post #183. One side of R66 should be around -50V, the other side -16V. R9 should have around -16V on both ends.
                  Originally posted by Enzo
                  I have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."


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                  • Originally posted by g1 View Post
                    So you have -0.06V at pin 4 of U5 but it should be -16V.
                    Look at the partial schematic in post #183. One side of R66 should be around -50V, the other side -16V. R9 should have around -16V on both ends.
                    Pin 4 is (-6.0 mvdc)
                    can check R9/R66 this evening after work.

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                    • Originally posted by g1 View Post
                      So you have -0.06V at pin 4 of U5 but it should be -16V.
                      Look at the partial schematic in post #183. One side of R66 should be around -50V, the other side -16V. R9 should have around -16V on both ends.
                      R9(+17/+60vdc)
                      R66(-15mvdc/-60vdc)
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                      • Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post

                        R9(+17/+60vdc)
                        R66(-15mvdc/-60vdc)
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                        I don't get it.
                        Are you guys smoking colitas?

                        Why is there no (-16V) after R66?​
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                        • A few posts ago (-16V) were in place.
                          Is there a break in the soldering, in resistor R66, shorted D12 or C40, or somewhere else on the PCB?​

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                          • Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post

                            R9(+17/+60vdc)
                            R66(-15mvdc/-60vdc)
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                            R9 should be negative voltages, re-check.

                            Take extra care when measuring, and when typing. Too many errors.
                            Originally posted by Enzo
                            I have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."


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                            • Originally posted by g1 View Post

                              R9 should be negative voltages, re-check.
                              R66 -60V is impossible, re-check.
                              Take extra care when measuring, and when typing. Too many errors.
                              Does anyone have any idea what point he is actually using for the black lead? I have had to learn myself that different points on an amplifier can give me different results.
                              nosaj
                              soldering stuff that's broken, breaking stuff that works, Yeah!

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                              • Check value of R66 and check diode D12 with diode test.
                                Originally posted by Enzo
                                I have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."


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