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Tom gets the troubleshooting prize for this problem. After pulling the caps,
I checked the equalizing/bleeder resistors and found one open! It looks
absolutely perfect, no signs of physical damage such as heat, cracks or
scrapes. I'll need to get a replacement, then see if the cap is damaged
beyond use. It's doubtful at best.
Thanks again for all the feedback. It's been an education beyond the initial
problem.
73, Mark
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Tom gets the troubleshooting
prize for this problem. After pulling the caps, I checked the
equalizing/bleeder resistors and found one open! It looks absolutely perfect,
no signs of physical damage such as heat, cracks or scrapes. I'll need to get a
replacement, then see if the cap is damaged beyond use. It's doubtful at best.
<BR>
<BR>Thanks again for all the feedback. It's been an education beyond the
initial problem.
<BR>
<BR>73, Mark</FONT></HTML>
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