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Subject: Re: [korgpolyex] Re: Poly-800 short-circuit damage diagnosis.

From: billmeirelles@...
Date: 2011-08-04

Take the pin for VCF CV INPUT in the NJM and follow the tracks backwards.
Set EG3 and LFO to VCF int to 0. Now send a sustained midi note from a
sequencer and make it loop, then using a meter you should mesure a voltage
variation at the NJM pin and as you move backwards at some point the variation
will stop and you should get a stable voltage, this point is probably the cause
of the problem, then you must test the part in between the 2 points to see
if it's fried, my guess is it's a bad transistor or you managed to fry the NJM input.



Em 03/08/2011 18:43, 7yash < josh.nursing@... > escreveu:

That's what I thought too.

Except: how do I know what voltages I should look for?