Crack finish. Volts problems.

[Paul Birkeland]

I forwarded your e-mail to the replacement parts address to get you another download.

When in doubt about solder joints, just reheat them all.  This is what I do for any kit repair that I get in.  Reflowing all the joints in a Crack takes me 10-20 minutes at most.

[michael30]

I will do it , thank Paul. I have to admit again I've never encountered customer service like yours, maybe it's because of the country I live in, yet, I have to put it to your credit. Thanks and appreciation.
 Michael

[michael30]

I forwarded your e-mail to the replacement parts address to get you another download.

When in doubt about solder joints, just reheat them all.  This is what I do for any kit repair that I get in.  Reflowing all the joints in a Crack takes me 10-20 minutes at most.

I check my voltages before 2 and 5 is 191v and 7 is 115v.
I rechecked my apartment outlets and it 240.1.
When I solder the power I did it for up to 235.
Do I need to change it? May it damage the amp?

The real problem is that I sometimes use outlets that give out about 228-235
And in my other apartment it’s 240.1 .
What do you think I should do?

[Paul Birkeland]

I check my voltages before 2 and 5 is 191v

The manual says 170V +/-10%, so there's no issue there.

7 is 115v.

The manual says 7 can be 90-115V.

Do I need to change it? May it damage the amp?

No.

What do you think I should do?

Nothing... listen to the amp instead of worrying about it.

[michael30]

After speedball, I’m satisfied, all working well with my cbs jhy 5814A.
The only thing that disappoints me is the stock 12au7 that making so much static and chucking,
I do not know the reason to it... barely used it, and can’t be use now because all of the unbearable noise. At least the cbs I dead quiet.

[Paul Birkeland]

Try letting that tube run for 50-100 hours, often times some run in time will resolve issues like that.