kln138
New Member
I scored a cosmetically, good looking, model 25 with a Garrard 95B turntable (It's going away and a freshly serviced ELAC Miracord 50H is replacing it) installed on top. Even the smoked turntable cover looks decent. I checked it out and started re-capping the power supply and replaced the main filter caps. The majority of the capacitors are tired. After completing the power supply, I was giving it a listen and the right channel went away. Sprayed Super Cool on a transistor on the right channel of the tone board. Right channel came back. I guess the tone board wanted some attention too. Replaced all the caps and transistors on the tone board. Its jamming now. I like to do one area at a time and give it a listen.
Here's my problem: I'm running an iPod through the AUX enjoying music when I decided to change the function switch from AUX to FM. Clicking through the functions I can still hear the music from the AUX on phono, FM, and AM. However, its only the right channel bleeding through. I honestly don't know if this was happening prior to the tone board recap and transistor replacement.
Any ideas? Is it a tone board issue, switch or ?.
You guys are awesome and your help is always appreciated!
Keith
Here's my problem: I'm running an iPod through the AUX enjoying music when I decided to change the function switch from AUX to FM. Clicking through the functions I can still hear the music from the AUX on phono, FM, and AM. However, its only the right channel bleeding through. I honestly don't know if this was happening prior to the tone board recap and transistor replacement.
Any ideas? Is it a tone board issue, switch or ?.
You guys are awesome and your help is always appreciated!
Keith