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Old 25th Apr 2019, 2:20 pm   #1
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Default Ultra 6336 music centre, circa 78

Hi I have acquired an Ultra 6336. can anyone advise where may get a replacement transformer. Input ok but no output from it. It has two standard and one centre tapping from output side.

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Old 25th Apr 2019, 3:05 pm   #2
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Default Re: Ultra 6336 music centre, circa 78

Is there a removable thermal fuse in the primary winding? Quite common at that time and easy to replace.
Obviously if there is and it’s blown you need to find out why.
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Old 25th Apr 2019, 8:05 pm   #3
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Hi, you may be able to get an equivalent type if you study the schematic; failing that you can have the original rewound.

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Old 25th Apr 2019, 8:20 pm   #4
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When you say input ok do you mean there are volts on the input ,or the primary reads ok on the test meter , I must say it is unusual for the secondary to be open circuit , check for thermal fuse in the windings .Mick.
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"It has two standard and one centre tapping from output side", do you mean that it has 3 secondary winding's? It is unusual for all to be open circuit! Can you measure the resistance of the primary winding?
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