Ecc81 red plating. [resolved]

[Paul Birkeland]

If the zener diodes fail, I think the 90.9 ohm resistor can pop, so having some spares of that wouldn't hurt either.

[Rob Capizzi]

Yes back in November the led and mje popped, so I replaced thoes along with the zener string. I didn't know the 90.9 would suffer.  I will check mine and order some. Thank you.

[Rob Capizzi]

The 90.9 is reading 32.7 and looks Blown underneath. 

[Paul Birkeland]

Yeah, so definitely pull that, probably best to replace the zener diodes under that board.  With the transistors out, you can set your meter to diode mode and check that the LEDs read about 1.5V in the correct direction and nothing in the other.

[Rob Capizzi]

Back in November I replaced those zener diodes already I just didn't notice that 90.9 was burnt I will check the zener diodes again also should I replace the 431 on B3 as well?

[Paul Birkeland]

It wouldn't hurt to do that while you're in there.

[Rob Capizzi]

Hi, so on amp B,  I replaced the 90.9 and the 431 on both the nine pin socket and the board. The tube is not red plating anymore.  I'm glad I asked about stocking up on Parts because I should have checked that resistor. Maybe that was the issue thank you for all your help. Here are my voltage readings for amp B and A
Terminal
Amp (B).      ( A)
1.     447.       446
5.     64.          68
6.     64.          68
9.     231.        220
10.   0.            0
11.   282.        285
12.   207.        213
13.   0.            0
14.   133.       141
15.   60.          69
16.   467.       463
17.   0.            0
18.   0.            0
19.   232.        214
20.   0.            0

4pin
1.  67.             72
2.  446.           445
3.  0.               0
4. 62.             67
9 pin
1.  229.          220
2.  0.               0
3.  2.48.          2.49
4. 3.1ac.        3.1
5.  3.1ac.       3.1
6.  356.          357
7.  0.              0
8.  4.              4.7
9.  3.1ac.       3.1

[Paul Birkeland]

9 pin
3.  248

Hopefully that's a typo.

[Rob Capizzi]

Oops. Yes. I fixed it and also added the voltages from amp A.
The majority of the work was done on AMP B the only thing I've done so far to amp a is replace the mje because I did it on AMP B

[Paul Birkeland]

Those look like working voltages.

[Rob Capizzi]

All seems and sounds great!  Thanks so much.