toprepairman
pfm Member
Another thing you could do is measure between either end of the 12K resistor and ground. One end should read 100R and the other should be nigh on zero. Do let us know.
Measure across the 100R resistor, do you get 100R?. If so then there is a break somewhere in the loop. It could be open circuit in the transformer secondary but very unlikely. More like a ground wire is broken or left off somewhere.
Another thing you could do is measure between either end of the 12K resistor and ground. One end should read 100R and the other should be nigh on zero. Do let us know.
100R to ground taking an age to settle, now at 16.5M and still climbing. Same both ends. Now up to 17.4MOk so how about either end of the 100R resistor to ground?
Hi @toprepairman when you are talking about thr 100R resistor are you talking about R21 or the 12K resistors at R18 one of which is reading 100R in situ or R4. I think we may be talking at cross purposes.Going by your picture, you have two small 100R resistors. There should be 0 ohms between the left hand ends of those.
If it is R4 you are talking about then I am getting 0R on both one end & 100R the other end.Going by your picture, you have two small 100R resistors. There should be 0 ohms between the left hand ends of those.
Looking at the board with R21 in the top left corner then R4 both reading 0R on LH & 100R on RH side.The left ends of R4L and R4R
R3 - C2 measure 0R both left & right hand.Could be getting somewhere now.
Can you measure between the junction of R3 and C2 and the junction of R4 and C1.
Got it,I don't think you quite got what I meant.
Put it another way.
Measure from left hand end of R3 to right hand end of R4.