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Subject: Re: Hi Folks, need troubleshooting advice.

Author: Roger Dalziel

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:12:55 07/23/04 Fri In reply to: Tom Lear 's message, "Re: Hi Folks, need troubleshooting advice." on 05:32:33 07/23/04 Fri To add just a little to Tom Lear's suggestions, I would say that the driver transistor might have failed. Transistors are rugged devices, but they don't necessarily last forever. If you find that moving the transistor fixes the problem, reheat the transistor leads to ensure a good electrical connection that does not rely on mechanical contact only. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]