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Old 02-22-2012, 01:37 PM
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Hi Bill ,

Any time I've run into intermittent problems after a total recap , It's always traced back to cruddy tube socket contact with one or more tube's pins . A miswiring wouldn't come and go , so I doubt you've got anything connected wrong , but "fuzzy" tube pin connections can most certainly come and go , especially as the chassis heats during operation .

I wonder also , if the heat applied by the soldering iron when replacing components is enough to bake on some of the more persistent crud , thus making it even harder for the tube's pin(s) to make contact ?

Any potentiometers would probablly be suspect , as well ........
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