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Fisher 400 - No Sound after mishap

jvstratman said:
Transformers readings are probably OK. Mine read lower because of earlier version 400.
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Nice, I was hoping so. I measure the resistors coming off of the power tube also, numbers are below. I read some of them in MOhm because my multimeter was beeping when I had it in the regular ohm setting.. Not sure if that was a bad thing?

V14 Socket 3 - 10.1 MOhm
V15 Socket 3 - 10.1 MOhm
V15 Socket 4 - 100 ohm
V16 Socket 3 - 10.2 MOhm
V17 Socket 3 - 10.3 MOhm
V17 Socket 5 - 108.4 ohm
 

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Earlier in this thread you said you had experience working on tube amps. What DC voltage are you reading to ground on each side of the new 1.2K 10 watt resistor?
 
jvstratman said:
Earlier in this thread you said you had experience working on tube amps. What DC voltage are you reading to ground on each side of the new 1.2K 10 watt resistor?
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Yes, I have experience replacing old components that needed to be replaced, but I've never needed to troubleshoot anything to track down a failing component. I guess I've had decent luck fixing things up. This is a bit more in depth compared to past projects.
 
If your uncomfortable taking live readings I'm sure there are a lot of guitar amp techs in Milwaukee. Maybe one can steer you in the right direction.
 
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