08-18-2026, 01:55 PM
Mr Fix;
It looks like the Red Green of electrical tape got to your set, he's gone into a few I've had as well. Wrap a metal electrolytic can in electrical tape, and then place it in an open spot on top of the chassis (usually), with flying leads connected with a luke warm soldering iron. The funniest one I saw was where someone replaced the electrolytic in my FADA 1001 by stuffing it inside a tube box, and then wedged it in under the chassis. A FADA 1001 does not have a large, or a deep chassis to fit much of anything under it that isn't supposed to be there.
Regards
Arran
It looks like the Red Green of electrical tape got to your set, he's gone into a few I've had as well. Wrap a metal electrolytic can in electrical tape, and then place it in an open spot on top of the chassis (usually), with flying leads connected with a luke warm soldering iron. The funniest one I saw was where someone replaced the electrolytic in my FADA 1001 by stuffing it inside a tube box, and then wedged it in under the chassis. A FADA 1001 does not have a large, or a deep chassis to fit much of anything under it that isn't supposed to be there.
Regards
Arran




