[R-390] Help with R-391 needed
Tisha Hayes
tisha.hayes at gmail.com
Sat Dec 26 13:46:53 EST 2015
It sounds like a shorted capacitor somewhere in the receiver.
I would pull all of the tubes (except for the rectifiers) and isolate the
decks (if you can) and go through the exercise of lifting one leg off of
every capacitor on that power string.
If you wanted to be nice to your transformer and power supply chokes you
could use an external bench supply to liven up just that circuit, put a
series resistor on your power supply to current-limit whatever is shorted
as you go through this process (no reason to do the smoke test). If there
are convenient places to break the circuit in to segments it will help
isolate the fault.
Divide and conquer.
*Ms. Tisha Hayes, AA4HA*
*"*There are many who live in the mountains and behave as if they were in **the
town; they are wasting their time.*
* It is possible to be a solitary in one's mind while living in a crowd;
and it is possible for those who are **solitary to live in the crowd of
their own thoughts.*"*
**-Amma Syncletica of Alexandria**
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