I must admit, your earlier post about the fuse blowing and the current being 0.86A had me stumped. I was thinking that something must be causing a high initial current surge, hence the fuse blowing. Some types of capacitor can cause this fault, but your "symptom" did not fully fit the pattern, and this type of fault is not that common anyway (except in bad designs where an underrated component is used). Hence, I did not post anything, as I did not want to send you on a wild-goose chase...
Yes, the 4116 DRAM chips can run warm, as does the video processor chip.
I'm glad its now okay .
Mark
MTX512 fault: Blowing fuse.
Re: MTX512 fault: Blowing fuse.
Standby alert
“There are four lights!”
Step up to red alert. Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb
Looking forward to summer in Somerset later in the year
Not as many MTXs as Dave!
“There are four lights!”
Step up to red alert. Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb
Looking forward to summer in Somerset later in the year
Not as many MTXs as Dave!
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Re: MTX512 fault: Blowing fuse.
Thanks. At some point I really must get the MTX500 fixed, but I think I'd need a good oscilloscope before I can do that.