01-28-2020, 09:54 AM
The power volume control uses a 2 ph motor. By exchanging the motor condenser connections the rotation changes, that is what the up/down volume control does.
Outside of other possible mechanical issues, the condenser for the motor usually dries up so no rotation or very little torque...
It is a non-polarized but I have used two regular electrolytics back to back, doubles the voltage rating and halves the mf rating...
If there is a large, open wire loop at the bottom of the cabinet, that is the receive antenna for the wireless remote...
YMMV
Chas
Outside of other possible mechanical issues, the condenser for the motor usually dries up so no rotation or very little torque...
It is a non-polarized but I have used two regular electrolytics back to back, doubles the voltage rating and halves the mf rating...
If there is a large, open wire loop at the bottom of the cabinet, that is the receive antenna for the wireless remote...
YMMV
Chas
Pliny the younger
“nihil novum nihil varium nihil quod non semel spectasse sufficiat”
