Blowing fuses
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Blowing fuses
Okay guys can you check my work here?
I was playing along minding my own buisness and pop goes the fuse.
It's blowing fuses in standby mode, making me instantly suspicious of the PT. So I disconnected the 6.3v heater leads at the PT. Still blows fuses. I disconnect the 5v heater leads at the PT. Still blows fuses. I disconnect the red secondary leads, blows fuses. Now I'm out of fuses, and the only thing still connected on the secondary side of the PT is the center tap. Could it be anything other than the Transformer? Am I missing something?
Thanks for your input
Tim
I was playing along minding my own buisness and pop goes the fuse.
It's blowing fuses in standby mode, making me instantly suspicious of the PT. So I disconnected the 6.3v heater leads at the PT. Still blows fuses. I disconnect the 5v heater leads at the PT. Still blows fuses. I disconnect the red secondary leads, blows fuses. Now I'm out of fuses, and the only thing still connected on the secondary side of the PT is the center tap. Could it be anything other than the Transformer? Am I missing something?
Thanks for your input
Tim
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