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keith2018 · 7th Feb 2018, 5:24 pm

Well, there you go.

PJL: "Looking at the way the back connector board is wired to the main board, I would start by checking the solder joints" - Thats exactly what it was, after resoldering each of the joints it fired up and has been playing through both Speakers with no issues for over an hour.

I had concentrated on the main board for solder faults and had ignored the riser board.

In view of Paul's comment regarding the Cap's replacement I'll leave all as it is and see how it fares over the next few weeks.

Thanks PJL and Very Many Thanks to all for the kind assistance!

Keith.

7th Feb 2018, 5:24 pm	#11
keith2018 Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Kent, UK. Posts: 5	Re: Cambridge P40 Well, there you go. PJL: "Looking at the way the back connector board is wired to the main board, I would start by checking the solder joints" - Thats exactly what it was, after resoldering each of the joints it fired up and has been playing through both Speakers with no issues for over an hour. I had concentrated on the main board for solder faults and had ignored the riser board. In view of Paul's comment regarding the Cap's replacement I'll leave all as it is and see how it fares over the next few weeks. Thanks PJL and Very Many Thanks to all for the kind assistance! Keith.