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Originally Posted by TonyDuell
There are two things that run all the time (when the machine is on) : The clock timer and the capstan motor.
You can disconnect the timer motor with the 2 push-on terminals next to it (these are 'live', so unplug the machine from the mains, disconnect the wires, then plug it in again). I seem to remember that the capstan motor is turned off in 'Amplifier' mode, so try selecting that with the slide switch.
Do either of those remove the noise?
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Tony in my 4450 Philips if I put amplifier mode the motor does not stop but starts to turn at very high speed. What could be the cause?
I have already changed the BD135 without solving. I replaced all transistors on the control board
If I disconnect the card and put the amplifier in mode, the motor remains off.