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February 23rd 04, 05:19 AM
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TS130SE Low output
I have a TS130SE which has not been used for a while. I doubt that I
blew the finals when last used, but the output seems to be low. Are there any things like board terminals, relays etc that can cause this effect? I'll try & look deeper, but I wondered if there were any common causes someone might know of. TIA Adrian. |
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February 26th 04, 03:00 AM
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FWIW, I found a wire broken inside its insulation going to a relay.
Fixed. Happy! mustang wrote: I have a TS130SE which has not been used for a while. I doubt that I blew the finals when last used, but the output seems to be low. Are there any things like board terminals, relays etc that can cause this effect? I'll try & look deeper, but I wondered if there were any common causes someone might know of. TIA Adrian. |
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February 26th 04, 03:00 AM
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FWIW, I found a wire broken inside its insulation going to a relay.
Fixed. Happy! mustang wrote: I have a TS130SE which has not been used for a while. I doubt that I blew the finals when last used, but the output seems to be low. Are there any things like board terminals, relays etc that can cause this effect? I'll try & look deeper, but I wondered if there were any common causes someone might know of. TIA Adrian. |
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