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Old 10-22-2005, 07:16 PM
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I was looking at it again tonight, and now its getting worse, it will turn on and off without me even touching the switch. I'll look into those transistor problems that Bill suggested. I was thinking of just bypassing this board and adding a switch to the volume control, but I would have to find a way to take the board out of the circut, since it is now turning on and off on its own.

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Old 10-22-2005, 09:10 PM
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You may need the circuit board if it contains the regulator for the power supply, looks like its really time for the sams cause this is the kind of troubleshooting wit h an unusual circuit that I will really need a schematic to see what's going on. it s too easy to waste a lot of time and frustration on something like this when it's kind of cryptic as to how it really works.
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