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Default Carver PM-1.5a amp

Serious amount of damage on one ch from someone using handfulls of white
goo under the TO3 ," insulating" the pins as they were inserted through it
into the TO3 sockets, causing sparking and destruction of that socket and a
load of colateral.

Plenty of info out there
http://stomach.v2.nl/docs/Hardware/S...1.5a-PM1200%20
Service%20Schematics-1.pdf
eservice etc

But nowhere can I find the ,no load, quiescent draw from the mains. I have
bypassed / isolated the mains triac board and powering via metered variac to
the transformer direct at these preliminary stages of powerup. Running at 50
percent mains about 0.1 amp current draw and all monitored DC levels match
between channels and clean signal on output and ps rails half expected
values. Increase to 60 percent and draw climbs abruptly to 0.5 amp . So far
quickly returned to 50 percent and nothing obviously overheating. Anyone
happen to know the expected draw?




 
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