Left RCA Jack Resistance Check [resolved]

[LuckyGus]

Hello,

First-time builder here. Almost done with resistance verification. While my Right RCA Jack center line reads ~90K ohms, my Left RCA Jack center line reads 0 ohms. Ground lug for both RCA jacks measures 0 ohms. All other resistances are correct. What do you think I should do? Get a new jack from RadioShack or something, and then resolder? Here's a photo of the jack. I've tried using a desoldering pump, but what you see is about as good as I can get.

Thanks!

[Paul Birkeland]

Yeah, that's hosed.  You might be able to scrape out more solder with a metal pick, give it a try.

You can also purchase a new jack from [email protected].  Be sure to include your name, that you ordered a Crack, and a photo of your jacks (we switched somewhat recently to a different jack, but still have some of the old ones).

-PB

[LuckyGus]

Thanks!

In the meantime, would it still be safe for me to start performing voltage checks?

[Paul Birkeland]

I wouldn't really recommend doing that.

-PB