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Originally Posted by Tubejunke
I also use an anolog meter and nothing looked strange. All have a good "kick". C2 did not get touched as it had the best readings of all. C2 did not get touched as it had the best readings of all. C2 is the only multi section electrolytic with all three sections being power supply filters.
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Sorry if I'm off base, but . . . do you mean that you checked the power supply electrolytics by testing their resistance with an ohmmeter? I have found that to be an unreliable test. I believe the best test is done with a cap checker that applies the actual working voltage.
I speak as one who has fried a couple of power xfmrs in the past, by running a 'working' set before replacing
all of the power supply electrolytics. Now, I don't even think about it. Those filters are the first things to go!
Regards,
Phil Nelson
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