[HAM] Leslie 900 WoesPaul Barrow mpbarrow at yahoo.comTue Jun 24 00:51:01 CDT 2003
It's been decades since I had my Leslie 910 but the best of my memory is this. With the Leslie sitting idle for about 30 minutes (not playing through it but turned on) feel the chassis around the output transistors. It should not be hot. Maybe just slightly warm at most. If it's pretty warm or hot them you most like have some leaking power transistors. Replace them and make sure the Emitter current limiting resistor are not discolored from over heating and replace them if they are. I don't really see how this could cause the amps to vut out though. There is no Thermal protection built into those amps. They either work or run hot until there is a catastrophy (or tripped circuit breaker at least). The only other possibility I can see is the semi-regulated +28 volts for the power amp driver stages which is supplied by that one transistor in the power supply. If that transistor was having problems you could lost the DC tot he driver stages and thus all 3 amps would drop signal and thus no bas or treble or reverb output and maybe no tripped circuit breaker. So I would suspect that circuit in the power supply 1st. Paul Barrow __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com
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