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In Reply to: RE: Need MCS 3245 power supply repair help/advice posted by nutprof on July 10, 2008 at 16:31:46:
May I add? To spend ANY amount of money on this unit is of questionble merit, but I also understand FULLY the importance of "sentiment"- if it is THAT important, then spend as much as you can afford.... I suspect that you will smoke that same ps filter board instantly though... so get a variac and ramp up the 120 Vac slowly while monitoring the o/p voltage (speaker terminals) and stop the instant you see ANY increase in DC voltage- I'm betting the o/p transistors (one or both channels) or the driver transistors are shorted... so don't go too far down the trail unless it's that important....
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