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Old 3rd Jun 2020, 12:16 pm   #21
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Hi Graham the volume is at a volume you can listen to but it's set to full turn it down a bit then you cant hear it what one is the reservoir cap using chassis as -
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C26 Trader sheet. Just check the voltage on both the caps in the can.
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Old 3rd Jun 2020, 2:04 pm   #23
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I think there may be a mistake on the circuit diagram, The scale lamp 110-120v ?

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That is a mistake, it should be a mains 240v bayonet pygmy bulb, the diagram may possibly be for the American market.
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I think there may be a mistake on the circuit diagram, The scale lamp 110-120v ?

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That is a mistake, it should be a mains 240v bayonet pygmy bulb, the diagram may possibly be for the American market.
It's not a mistake, the 110-120v doesn't relate to the bulb, it relates to the low voltage tapping as can be seen by the indication line.

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Old 3rd Jun 2020, 6:34 pm   #25
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After rechecking the resistors R19 4.7k resistor was a long out replaced that and now it is loud but when you turn volume up it goes distorted but the sound is much better than before
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Have you replaced the tubular wax capacitors especially the output valve coupling cap?
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