10-30-2015, 06:13 PM
Maybe there is some leakage between the windings of the power transformer.
With the power off lift the #26 the 1400 ohm resistor then check the resistance from center tap winding #5, (that powers the filimants of the 71s) and the center tap #6 of the power transformer.
With #26 resistor lifted and even with all the tubes in place there should be no continuity between these two points. If there is that could cause AC hum.
With the power off lift the #26 the 1400 ohm resistor then check the resistance from center tap winding #5, (that powers the filimants of the 71s) and the center tap #6 of the power transformer.
With #26 resistor lifted and even with all the tubes in place there should be no continuity between these two points. If there is that could cause AC hum.
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