Thanks Gary,
That is the sort of info I was looking for. I will check the rectumfrier to see
if it is shorted. BTW, this supply does not have one big cap, but rather three
10,000 uF caps.
Robert
KG4KGL
> On Jun 27, 2017, at 09:33, Dukes HiFi <dukeshifi@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> They’re not that hard to repair.
>
> You have three first choices.
>
> 1) The rectifier bridge is shorted - R and R
> 2) The big filter cap is shorted - R and R
> 3) The supply is putting out too much and the OVP is operating. This should
> NOT pop the fuse though, this is a resettable SCR short that uses the current
> limit to deny power.
>
> This antiquated circuit is difficult to troubleshoot if the problem is not
> one of the three things listed above. It is also sometimes even prone to
> oscillation. I have one in my basement that worked fine under no load but
> went into oscillation when the Omni 6 was turned on, in receive. It
> eventually took out nearly all of the semiconductors on the PC board and is
> now nothing but a parts mule.
>
> Gary
>
> W0DVN
>
>
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