Eric Smith wrote:
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The PCB in your reader should be simple enough to chase it out
and
draw your own schematic if necessary That is what i had done).
We may do that at next week's team meeting. It's my understanding
that
we expect to desolder both the suspected bad GA004, and one that is
believed to be working properly, and look at both on a curve tracer.
Eric |
Hi Eric
When working on this old stuff, I've found that they tend
to use the same transistor in many different locations and under
different operating conditions. I've aften found that I can
swap transitors around and keep original parts. I just attach
a lable to let myself know what I've done in case it dies completely.
Also, one thing to look out for, other than leakage with
the germamium transistors is an increase in the DC resistance of
the emitter base connection. This usually shows on the emitter
side so it acts like a emitter resistor in circuit.
It shows clearly on a curve tracer.
Dwight