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Old 13th Jul 2017, 9:56 am   #21
Edward Huggins
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Default Re: Dynatron SRX25.

Mass replacement of all the other caps might seem like a good idea, but often is not. Far better to work on a process of elimination stage by stage. The OP transistors will usually be those 4 mounted to the heat skink at the rear of the chassis.
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Old 15th Jul 2017, 12:37 am   #22
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Default Re: Dynatron SRX25.

I know right? Caps, old ones even more, are always a good idea to replace.
For the transistors, if those usually are the ones then it's pretty much set that I have to replace at least 2 of them.

Thanks everyone, for the help. I'll come back when I've replaced those. Could be a while.

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