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In Reply to: RE: Eico HF-30 rectifier problems posted by BofService on April 9, 2015 at 06:49:58:
This is just a suggestion, but, if your brother had the amp in at the tech and the tech said it was ok, and now it doesn't work, shouldn't your brother be able to go back to the tech, and have him properly fix it? The tech should stand behind his work unless, it was something else that is wrong.
A variac would probably be a good idea if you are switching around tubes and working on the amp. Monitor the voltages going to the 1st cap and see what is happening.
Just an idea.
David
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