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I'm just finishing a 16, best advice, FOLLOW THE SCHEMATIC !!, The Philco information on the bakelite blocks is full of mistakes, esp. the ones that have resistors inside too. John "Syl's Old Radioz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Finishing an 84 as a Christmas gift for a friend, aside from an open > antenna coil (primary, minimal challenge to fix), > I found out a miswiring problem on the audio > section. There's a Bakelite cap with code 7762-B. I restuffed it > as per the service bulletin available on Philcoradio.com but doing > so makes the 42's grid go to ground through the coupling cap > instead of going to the detector's plate (through a 10K). > > Wiring seems originals as all wires and resistors fit perfectly and there is > no way I can swap connections...there is only the section going from the > 42's > grid to the detector's, the other cap's section is fine... > > Now I have two options: pretend the data from the service bulletin is wrong, > (which I doubt it is as all Bakelite caps from the service bulltein are > using > pins 1-3 and 2-3, but hey, what do I know...) or... > a previous tech miswired the Bakelite cap (again, wiring is neatly placed > and I would need to use a jumper to make everything go where it belongs > if I swap lugs). > > Can someone shed light on this ? > > I fixed it no big deal (aside from the coil, it's already really past my > bedtime), > but I'd like to know what's wrong here... > > Syl > >
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