CS-400 84B Schematic

[albertm]

Enzo,

Yes, I can open the cross reference. Can you open the reposted PDF from this your post?

Thanks,
Albert

[Enzo]

I can open all the links. I am using the plain old microsoft explorer or whatever it is called. And I just opened them in Chrome.

[g1]

The schematic in post # 5 is 'invalid file specified'. The 'resave' schematic in post # 10 is a corrupt file the adobe reader will not open.

Attached is the file from elektrotanya.

[Enzo]

Geez, what is wrong with my files?

[g1]

Geez, what is wrong with my files?

The 'resaved' is corrupt. If it is opening on your computer, it must be a local or cached copy. The original one in post # 5 was the typical 'invalid file specified' which may also be opening ok for you on your own computer.

[Enzo]

My original is from the pre-crash days, so it won't open on newer reads, that was what the resave was, a slightly altered copy. I have uploaded it in the past successfully.

[g1]

My original is from the pre-crash days, so it won't open on newer reads, that was what the resave was, a slightly altered copy. I have uploaded it in the past successfully.

The 'resave' file downloads properly, but when you try to open it in adobe reader, it gives this error message:

[Enzo]

I believe you, I just don't know what it means.

[albertm]

I had trouble opening it on a Windows 7, 32-bit computer. It works properly for me with Chrome on a Windows 10 computer.

[Enzo]

Bottom line is that you now have a readable CS400C schematic set?

[albertm]

Thanks for all your help and advice on other posts too! I got the amp working. I had three bad output transistors and an open 0.33 ohm, 10W resistor. I replaced all 6 output transistors on the channel since I've read they should be matched and I was afraid the remaining good ones could've been stressed and it was really easy. It didn't really take me this much time to get this doen; I had some other things I had to do.

Coming back here to thank you, I realize I didn't reply to your last post - sorry.