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I know this has been asked many times, and have heard something about the "foldback", but, what should I look for when it comes to low volume level on the lower manual notes between the lowest C and

You seem to have succeeded! That is an H-100 series Hammond. There were two versions of the H-100 series, those with serial numbers below 15,000, which had an all valve (tube) amplification system,

can't seem to post a picture to old to understand how

Could be an H-series. A picture would be helpful, failing that, a list of tabs. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

console, b3 style presets, 4 sets drawbars (2-11, 2-10, and 4pedal), white tabs and power sw, power sw on left, big pedalboard Does anyone know this instrument?

I doubt that it could be anything in the pre-set panel, anything there could be expected to affect both drawbar presets and the presets. Worth checking that there are no stray wires shorting between

Thanks Chris. ?For what it's worth, I shifted the busbars for the lower manual after discovering this issue and that did not change anything. For my own peace of mind, I went back and checked the A#

And, aside from the common scenarios that Scott and Chris mentioned - there is also the possibility of damaged wiring making the chassis hot ... for example, crumbling power wiring going up the tube,

There are other ways to get a hot chassis on a Hammond Organ, transformer or not, and a prime example that I've had to correct numerous times is in conjunction with 122-type Leslies, which came with

Modern transformers are generally wound on a split former with the primary winding on one section, and the secondaries on the other. Old transformers were wound with the primary winding first nearest

Difficult to work out how this could happen. All the presets use the same set of key contacts and bus-bars. When a preset key is selected, contacts under this key switch the signals on the bus-bars to

Old often equals leaky. Rich Reid 208-861-9263 Sent: Saturday, February 29, 2020 9:02 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [hammondzone] B3 Short Circuit Hi, Why would anything with a power

Hello, * I have discovered a strange issue with my ca. 1965 D-152. ?It only pertains to the B pre-set on the lower manual. ?When I play and hold a note on the 8' drawbar from middle C upward, and

Hi, Why would anything with a power transformer have a hot chassis? Further, adding an IEC with ground to a "hot" chassis would then tie neutral and safety ground together, not something to do, yes? I

Unless I was 100% sure that the power cable couldn't be oriented incorrectly and the power cable was wired correctly I wouldn't want to touch a Hammond organ as there is a risk the chassis could be

ya, that's what I thought.Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.

Not necessary, this is common knowledge among Hammond players.

This should help. Problem is, I don't know the source to give credit.Dan L.Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.

Yes, that is correct. Regards, Rick Whatson

Thanks Rich. But that means the third drawbar is lower in note than the second. Does everybody have that too? Ali