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Old 05-26-2012, 11:07 PM
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I can't remember the number; but, I also remember a transistor inside the MTT module that would fail and cause either a "no power" condition or a set that would not fully shut off, depending on the type of transistor failure. In a few cases, I've seen bad caps inside the MTT module. These fixes will take care of 95% of MTT module problems and I've fixed a lot of them that would have otherwise been sent to the scrap pile because a shop wanted to change the whole module; which, was very costly. The only MTT modules I remember not being able to fix were ones that lightning lowered the boom on.
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