That is a symptom, not the cause. You need to find the cause. What is the op amp doing? Is its output sitting at the +15 extreme? Is the class A NPN transistor any good or is it roached?
Thanks Joe
you are correct as usual - it is a symptom.
So I thought about it over last night and unconnected the two fly back diodes on the backplane. No change. I bypassed the E and C on the bias transistor and disconnected the B wire. Bias now ok.
Jumped the fly back diodes back to the circuit , all ok. Reconnected the black B wire on the bias transistor, all ok. Removed the bypass jumper on the C and E bias transistor, all ok.
Go figure!!! Did nothing and works, what gremlin remains , we will see
powerd to 240 volts across the two rails
.5 mv offset both channels
.10 mv bias offset both channel, no change when adjusting 1k resistor. No drivers installed.
30.25 volt regulated steady.
Stable for 30 minutes.
Time to reinstall the right protection and recheck. Then resold we fly back diodes.
If all good I will install drivers.