By "Q3", do you mean "HV OSC Q1", the off board power transistor
connected to T1-3?? The 7.27v base-emitter voltage would indicate
either a bad connection to? "HV OSC Q1" (open emitter?) or a blown
"HV OSC Q1".? If that part is socketed, pull it out and re-install.
Dave
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Hi everyone, the last time I asked a question I got some
very good advice, so lets see if we have same luck this time.
I have the 1740A that I'm trying to restore, its in
really good condition inside and out generally and certainly
does not belong as landfill etc.
Last time I had distorted waveforms and your advice
pointed me in the right direction and we resolved that issue
and so while attempting to calibrate the scope a bit, the
trace disappeared completely, did this a couple of times and
never recovered. Pressing beam find confirmed that there was
no HT.
Removed the HV cover and checked the supply rails coming
in and all is correct but the oscillator is not running and
I've confirmed this by using another scope and holding the
probe in close proximity to the transformer and there is high
frequency bleed at all. There is a 50Hz one if I turn the
sensitivity all the way up, normally there is a high strength
signal of around 30 to 40Khz but not on this one at present.
The voltages I'm getting on Q1, Q2 and Q3 are:
Q2?
Base? ? ? ? ?+16.8v
Emitter? ? ?+15v
Collector? ? 0v
Q1
Base? ? ? ? ?0v
Emitter? ? ?0v
Collector? ? +7.27v
Q3
Base? ? ? ? ?+7.27v
Emitter? ? ?0v
Collector? ? +22v
I should say as well that this
particular board has the modifications to the Q1 and Q2
configuration which I have a photo of but not too sure how I
can attach it in a fashion that you can see it, any ideas on
how I submit the photo and on how I can resolve the
oscillator issue?
All assistance is greatly
appreciated.
Graham??