27-02-2023, 02:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 27-02-2023, 02:34 PM by ppppenguin.)
We can help you bring your set back to life but we need to know a few things first.
1: Can you solder (presumably yes as you've replaced some components)
2: Do you have a test meter? Simple digital multimeters are available for under £10.
You've used a lamp limiter and that's good. Did the lamp light up brightly? Or at all?
Which components did you replace and why? Generally you shouldn't do this as it risks making mistakes which will then be much harder to find.
Where are you in "SW"? If you're within reach of Falmouth there's a member there who may be able to help you in person.
The Trader sheet for the P45 can be downloaded here: https://elektrotanya.com/pye_p45-p46.pdf/download.html If you're using Pye's own service data the component numbers will be different (confusing!) so we all need to be working from the same information in order to help you.
1: Can you solder (presumably yes as you've replaced some components)
2: Do you have a test meter? Simple digital multimeters are available for under £10.
You've used a lamp limiter and that's good. Did the lamp light up brightly? Or at all?
Which components did you replace and why? Generally you shouldn't do this as it risks making mistakes which will then be much harder to find.
Where are you in "SW"? If you're within reach of Falmouth there's a member there who may be able to help you in person.
The Trader sheet for the P45 can be downloaded here: https://elektrotanya.com/pye_p45-p46.pdf/download.html If you're using Pye's own service data the component numbers will be different (confusing!) so we all need to be working from the same information in order to help you.
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