Dan,
Electrolytics are strange. Quite often, I run into a
keyboard that has been in storage and powers up fine
for the first couple of weeks and then doesn't work
after a few weeks. I'm not quite sure why that
happens, but it does and it is very common with
vintage gear. I strongly recommend rebuilding the
power supply, replacing all caps and re-soldering all
connections if you know what you are doing.
Your english is fine.
-Mike
--- tnb09061974 <2nd.star@...> wrote:
> Hello, I\ufffdm Dan (the guy with the faulty EII from the
> german keyboard
> forum).
> Thanks for your comments and especially thank to
> Heiko for posting my
> problem here.
> Well, when I switch on the EII just the few lamps
> lights (from both
> drives, Tune, Transpose, Define, VCA/LFO & Special)
> and the display is
> blank. The strange it\ufffds, that the EII has still
> worked very well a day
> before. As the EII was switched on the next day, all
> lamps shone like
> in the quick test. But the lamps didn't go out any
> more and the
> display was blank.I have opened the EII and pushed
> all hardware
> connections easily.
> After this all lamps didn't shine (only the lamps
> look above).
> I will try to carry out your advice step by step.
>
> Thanks for your help.
> Dan
>
> Hope that my English is okay for understanding.;-)
>
>
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Re: SV: [emulatorII-list] Re: Help ... Faulty EII
2007-08-29 by Mike Borish
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