Ok....having 100 volts plus to both outputs could mean a low voltage section problem common to both channels. The low voltage section is in the middle of the control board. With the board remounted, we need to check all 3 legs of each TO-220 , the top and bottom one. You should have rail voltage on one leg, about .8 on the other and 19 volts on the other. Do you have mini grabbers for leads??
Ok....having 100 volts plus to both outputs could mean a low voltage section problem common to both channels. The low voltage section is in the middle of the control board. With the board remounted, we need to check all 3 legs of each TO-220 , the top and bottom one. You should have rail voltage on one leg, about .8 on the other and 19 volts on the other. Do you have mini grabbers for leads??
Darc, the center of the board section is wher we get +,- 20 volts for the low voltage section of the board from the 100 volts rail voltage. +,- 20 comes off the TO-220's through the TL-431(To-92) voltage regulators, then to each side of the board.
Darc, I gotta get to bed bud. We;ll pick up tomorrow. I think we'll be better off if I get an assembled G board and send it to you. It's guaranteed bud, it'll be on me.
Darc, I gotta get to bed bud. We;ll pick up tomorrow. I think we'll be better off if I get an assembled G board and send it to you. It's guaranteed bud, it'll be on me.