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Melos TM-90st amp overheating
I have had no luck in finding a schematic, but have made progress
to replacing 2 resistors and 1 diode so that 1 of the 3 fuses doesn't burn out on start up anymore. When the amp is turned on, in 1 minute one KT 88 gets fire red and extremely hot (Brand new Electro Harminex valves) and 1 6LU8 does the same thing. I turned it off and that's how it sits. Both these tubes are on the same circut, left bank. Any suggestions as to where I go from here???? Regards, Tony..... |
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Melos TM-90st amp overheating
Tony Pike wrote: When the amp is turned on, in 1 minute one KT 88 gets fire red and extremely hot (Brand new Electro Harminex valves) and 1 6LU8 does the same thing. I turned it off and that's how it sits. From what you describe in no particular order: Bias is off. Cold-solder/broken trace/short somewhere. Since this thing has PCBs, start there. Also be sure to make sure that there are no bridges between traces and other crud on the boards. Intermittent tube pin or socket. Open resistor somewhere. If these tubes are brand new, do you have the old ones yet? And if they are put in place, does the same thing happen or not? A schematic would be of great help. Good luck with it. Peter Wieck Wyncote, PA |
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