Well, I eliminated the relays by powering up the board on a couple alligator clips to keep it connected to the chassis. The relays seem to be doing their job based on the schematic and my multimeter.
In thinking about it... really the only difference, or unique variable between input 1 and input 2 is that the 110 comes into the unit within close proximity to input 1 (on KLM_2356 FRONT JACK sheet). It definitely sounds like that 60 cycle hum. Switching to input 2 eliminates the higher voltage side of the tuner. (input 2 comes in and goes out on the +5 volt side of the tranny which is mounted on a separate PCB). Moving the transformer wires around with a chopstick while its powered up seemed to make some slight alterations to the hum....
Aside from the tranny taking in the AC voltage from the wall and putting out the DC voltage to the board... is it possible it might be creating some EMI or injecting some hum on the front input?
Thanks again for reading and offering suggestions. I realize this is probably a lost cause. I've put more time into it than its worth, but throwing it in a box without fixing it or at least knowing what the problem is keeps me up at night
In thinking about it... really the only difference, or unique variable between input 1 and input 2 is that the 110 comes into the unit within close proximity to input 1 (on KLM_2356 FRONT JACK sheet). It definitely sounds like that 60 cycle hum. Switching to input 2 eliminates the higher voltage side of the tuner. (input 2 comes in and goes out on the +5 volt side of the tranny which is mounted on a separate PCB). Moving the transformer wires around with a chopstick while its powered up seemed to make some slight alterations to the hum....
Aside from the tranny taking in the AC voltage from the wall and putting out the DC voltage to the board... is it possible it might be creating some EMI or injecting some hum on the front input?
Thanks again for reading and offering suggestions. I realize this is probably a lost cause. I've put more time into it than its worth, but throwing it in a box without fixing it or at least knowing what the problem is keeps me up at night
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