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Newbie Please Help!!! Philco 610 Electro. Capacitor Dilemma
TonyJSenior
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01-13-2008, 08:14 PM
Congrats on your first restore! In looking at the schematic, I believe that the capacitor that is isolated from the chassis is #56, not #41. On that second lug it looks like the negative of capacitor #56 ultimately connects to the center tap of the transformer (noted as '4'). The insulator at the base of the existing capacitor isolates the case from the chassis The other two are shown having their negative terminals connecting to the chassis.
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