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« Last post by Wei on November 10, 2024, 12:15:01 PM »
Hello!
I tried searching the forum for a similar issue but I could not find it, and I'm hoping for some feedback.
I put together a very nice S.E.X. kit with C4S some time ago, which worked perfectly. I had to put it into storage for a while, and recently dug it out again with a new opportunity to use it again. My joy turned into chagrin when I found the right channel was not producing sound (and have tried swapping cables, speakers, input, etc) and have isolated the problem to the circuit of the right channel.
My resistances were as expected according to the manual excepting:
T30: 200 ohm
T31: 200 ohm
T32: 200 ohm
H2: 200 ohm
H4: 200 ohm
H5: 200 ohm
H6: 5.7K ohm
H7: 200 ohm
With tubes in, voltages were expected, except:
T2: 400V
T4: 11mV on startup, which went to 140mV after a few minutes
T18: 11mV (or is that close enough to zero, to be considered normal?)
I also noted two LEDs out on the C4S board.
OA and IA are both 400V
IB is 385V
OB is 70V
Thinking this could be isolated to the C4S board, I re-soldered the pins of the transistors and resistors on the board. The resistors are still intact and reading 300K and 500 respectively.
I also re-soldered the pins where I saw the resistance and voltage deviations.
Tubes are both glowing and qualitatively I don't appreciate any visual difference.
But the situation is still the same.
Any help would be appreciated!