Stand by.Not really.
If I measure the voltage where I circled in yellow, it should read DC +37v(pin 1 & 2) and DC -37v(pin 5 & 6), right?
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Stand by.Not really.
If I measure the voltage where I circled in yellow, it should read DC +37v(pin 1 & 2) and DC -37v(pin 5 & 6), right?
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Pins 1 and 2 --- +37vdc and pins 5 and 6 --- -37vdc . Correct.
Ahh. Yep sure is.1 & 2 = 11.7mv ( definitely something wrong!)
5 & 6 = -48v
You have a problem on the e-cap board.
1. bad solder connections on R801 or FR801. or
2.crack copper trace on the circuit board. or
3. bad solder connection on that circled connector.or
4. One of those resistors is open (R801 or FR801) and the resistance you were reading in circuit was misleading.
BINGO give the man a cigar.Is this mean it is open?
I'll order the part and I'll keep you posted.Just posted it in the same post.
I'd do FR801 & 802 as well as R801 & 802...
Read the service bulletin. It says to replace with Ohmite #4374 and #4369 . Which equal to. 3.25 watt , 22 and 33Ω , wirewound , with a flameproof vitreos-enamel coating.Its kinda "slim pickens" for 3 1/4 watt resistors.
Thank you.