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Old 07-07-2007, 09:43 PM
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You can try using de-oxit with a pipe cleaner, but more than likely you will need to replace the rectifier socket. Also test the HV rectifier to make sure it hasn't been injured or is the cause of the arcing. Check the pins on the rectifier for scorching or green corrosion.

What HV rectifier do you have? If it uses a 3A3 I may have a spare for you.
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