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In Reply to: RE: A shot in the dark (Levinson ML-11). posted by Nagratech on January 14, 2010 at 12:00:17
All externally and internally accessible fuses checked out OK. The rail fuses were located on a small board along with 8 diodes and what I believe are some caps (pinkish rectangular components), but I can't be sure since there were no units printed on them. I also checked for continuity between the traces and the diode leads.
I think the 8 diodes must comprise 2 bridge rectifier circuits, and I believe that if one of the diodes in a bridge were to go open, then the rectification degrades to half-wave rather than full-wave.
When a diode fails, does it typically go open?
Could this cause the symptoms I described?
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