Michael F
Journeyman
I invested in a pair of those mini probe type clips just for this project 
Base voltages on both Q3 and Q4 are 100vdc

Base voltages on both Q3 and Q4 are 100vdc

I invested in a pair of those mini probe type clips just for this project
Base voltages on both Q3 and Q4 are 100vdc![]()
D3 measures good out of circuit
R7 measures 330K
Q1
E 2.6vdc
B .023vdc
C 104 vdc
Q2
E 2.6vdc
B 3 vdc
C 104 vdc
Q3
E 104vdc
B 100vdc
C .023vdc
Q4
E 104vdc
B 100vdc
C minus 106vdc
It appears you have lost your negative bias for Q1 and Q2 that comes from R6.
It appears you have lost your negative bias for Q1 and Q2 that comes from R6.
BTW
Q1 and Q2 are very likely shot Mike. They only have a Vce withstand voltage of 25V and you have nearly 100 across them.
Michael, to long distance troubleshoot like Joe does, you have to understand that board backwards, forwards, sideways and upside down. I'm starting to get a handle on it, but I've got a long way to go. There will be no one you will meet in your lifetime that is better with this system than Joe. Period.
Damn your good :
R6 in my case is comprised of a 200K and 30K in series for some reason. An in circuit test showed up as open, turned out to be the 200K however, when I pulled them from the board, one of the pads was lifted but he 2 resistors now tested fine
I put them back in and fired up the amp, .023 on the output
Can a resistor behave that way? I wish I knew if the problem was the resistor or the pad.
I have some 220k on hand, should I go ahead and replace the series combo??
Oh? how would that manifest itself? Read my previous post![]()
So, that's what happens when you take 4 times your rating, you're -----impressed??
The protect board. AFTER you replace vQ1,2,3,4 in bith channels with MPSA 18's in Q1,2, and MPSA 92's in Q3,Q4.