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Model 84, code 121 question(s)
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06-03-2014, 08:47 PM
The wire is not cut, it is a makeshift capacitor and used for finetuning. It was probably wrapped around that other wire. I would not touch it just yet.

As for the cap, your GND and the rect. negative should buzz as 325 ohm. Both caps' negatives are connected to the Negative and NOT to the GND (this is one pin for both caps). You can veify the negative pin by seeing which one is 325 ohms to GND (chassis).
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