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My 1st Philco Restoration - 46-350
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Freddy Wrote:Going to replace caps and resistors and then use isolation xformer to check
B+'s before I start popping tubes into place.

Was thinking about using mild solution to remove oxidization from the tuner cap
and then lubing it with a silicon-based lubricant (tuner cleaner).

I would just stick to regular or lithium grease in the luning condenser bearings, I know they push that silicone junk everywhere now but it often causes as many problems as it solves, tuner bath or soap and water will work to clean it, I use a TSP solution but I'm not going to suggest that . To test the B+ you will need to put the 117Z3 rectifier tube in place, also make sure the set is off before inatlling the battery tubes or they may be blown.
Regards
Arran


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My 1st Philco Restoration - 46-350 - by Freddy - 12-04-2011, 03:41 PM
Re: My 1st Philco Restoration - 46-350 - by Arran - 12-04-2011, 07:53 PM
Re: My 1st Philco Restoration - 46-350 - by Arran - 12-04-2011, 09:08 PM
Re: My 1st Philco Restoration - 46-350 - by Arran - 12-05-2011, 02:24 AM



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