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Post by Ron Rich on Jun 30, 2020 2:57:50 GMT
Mark,
READ our FAQ's section ! Ron Rich
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mb9513
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Post by mb9513 on Jun 30, 2020 22:41:45 GMT
Mark. When replacing caps I clip the cap off near the cap. That leaves a long lead that you can follow. the exception is Electrolytics I clip one lead and leave the other end unclipped, it eliminates confusion over polarity. get a good quality thin rosin core solder. A good quality pencil soldering iron, with a high wattage. It eliminates heat soak, and solder will melt quicker on a discreet component amplifier. Also with the 1400. get a free-play adapter, you will need it. even if you get the credit unit to work correctly, it probably won't stay that way. hope this helps. another Mark
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Post by Ron Rich on Jun 30, 2020 23:25:51 GMT
Mark (s),
On the Free Play Adapter-- Use CAUTION- The kind that just allows the keyboard to be "hot", will also allow someone to hold a button down, long enough to burn up a selection coil ! May also burn up a coil, if the button "sticks" in--
Ron Rich
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