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My 2430 needed a “cold start” before a self cal would clear those errors. ?ann mi?., 7. maí 2025 kl. 15:18 skrifa?i Gerdy via groups.io <gerdy_maelbrancke@...>:

Have you worked though the service manual diagnostics and theory of operation? I’m a bit surprised the Li-SOCl2 batteries aren’t available. They’re easily obtained here in the UK from various s

Update: my 2432A shows fault codes 7000 (CCD), 8000 (PA), 9000 (Triggs). The 8000 code today joined the 7000 & 9000 codes, not sure where this sudenly comes from. But NO 6000 code (CKSUM-NVRAM). Tried

Thanks everyone. Replaced with an ECG/NTE538 and my display works again. It shouldn't matter but I left the "CTL"/"D" line disconnected rather than connecting it to input. I had to do a significant

Heya Jared!! Funny enough I just started soldering my tester last night!!! Can you tell us the changes you made since the last version??? -dc

I agree. That was the point I was trying to make in the original post, the bare boards I get have never had a smell... that is what lead to my question about what is different between a bare board

I get a lot of bare boards from ALL PCB and JLCPCB and have never noticed them have a smell.

Perhaps there were multiple versions of the 703H. The one I have has the characteristics of the original 453, side mounted calibrator, and smaller CRT as compared to the 453A. Internally, boards are

I think it is the exact same part IIRC, it was a while ago and I bought my TM502 already smashed, but from memory the remaining parts of the original mains inlet looked pretty much cross compatible.

When I worked in welder repair yers back, the Chinese made welders had a particular smell, I traced it down to the conformal coatings on PCB's and varnishes in the transformers etc outgassing. Jared

Hello All, I have done many custom hobby level PCB and circuits (four layer and two layer boards), bought thousands of components from Mouser, Newark, etc, purchased hundreds of feet of hook up wire

Thanks Jared! I wound up ordering the same part (Schurter brand) you suggested from Mouser after looking at all the variations and what was in stock. I also ordered an extra fuse drawer but I'm

Schaffner is known for using the dreaded exploding Rifa capacitors, so be careful of any older Schaffner power entry modules. I found one in IIRC an HP 70000 series spectrum analyzer from the 1980s or

I have one with the same problem. I now use it for a test bed.

When posting an EBAY link, just post the information before the first question mark, not including the question mark. It should still work.

On my TM502A, I used Schaffner part number 4303.1093, and for the matching Voltage Selector Fuse Drawer I used Schaffner part number 4303.2014.01 (Just double check if the fuse drawer is included or

My CurveBug arrived today and appears to work as advertised. I'm sure it will come in handy, but I agree that having more OS support would be a plus. Dave Casey [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks John, I may give that a try just to see how it works. After a bunch of digging, it looks like the correct part is still available. Schurter p/n 4303.0213 seems to be an exact fit minus the 4

Is it plastic? You can take a flat bladed soldering iron and put the temp at 450 deg and weld plastic. To make a tab, it helps to have a slab of iron or aluminum to mold against. The heatsink effect

Jason, Yes depending what S/N your scope is does indicate the type of fan. Best for you to remove the rear cover and you will have either the axial or squirrel cage style. The squirrel cage center