Took the motor unit out the plinth

Posted by Penguin (A) on November 15, 2014 at 18:59:09

took the cover off and hmm. hell it looks like all the caps are intact in my SP-10 and none of them show any signs of aging, but the signals at the test point on the logic board, (S and T) were way off :(...about 50% out of calibration. So i adjusted them so they are right at the required setting. If nothing else it makes me feel better to know that the table is now running within its stated parameters. If you asked me it sounds a lot more relaxed and stable...almost sounds as it picked up more drive...well there is always the maintenance thingie. maybe next year i replace all the caps.

dee
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Topic - Took the motor unit out the plinth - Penguin 18:59:09 11/15/14 (10)

Excuse please...but that's wishful thinking - EdAInWestOC 11:06:13 11/16/14 (6)

bought a whole complement of caps for the beast - Penguin 13:26:17 11/16/14 (5)

On a second thought you might be absolutely right...i know what i am going to start doing tomorrow night - Penguin 20:37:02 11/16/14 (4)

I've done it... - Lew 22:12:56 11/16/14 (3)

Job done - Penguin 18:43:48 11/18/14 (0)

IIRC - EdAInWestOC 07:09:02 11/17/14 (1)

SP10 Mk2 - Lew 11:07:51 11/18/14 (0)

RE: Took the motor unit out the plinth - flood2 19:20:55 11/15/14 (2)

Well - Penguin 19:37:00 11/15/14 (1)

RE: Well - flood2 19:49:08 11/15/14 (0)

Took the motor unit out the plinth

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