So even if I replace this fuse and it seems perfectly fine, wouldn't a fuse blowing be indicative of a problem? There wasn't really a power surge as far as I could tell and I think this fuse is only a few years old.
Thanks,
Chase
--- On Thu, 11/26/09, plus_321 wrote:
From: plus_321
Subject: [korg_mono-poly] Mono/Poly doesn't turn on. (Transformer gets really hot)
To: korg_mono-poly@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, November 26, 2009, 9:31 PMHello.
Just a few moments ago I was playing some music and all of a sudden my mono/poly stopped working. I tried to flip the switch and nothing happens; no lights or sound. (I didn't see or smell smoke)
I opened it up and the fuses are all fine, but the transformer was so hot that I couldn't keep my finger on it for more than a moment (even now, 15 minutes later it is still very warm).
I used the service manual and checked on board 356 for voltages and none of them registered(5, 15, or -15).
I'm not sure what to do now. I'm guessing the transformer died, but how can I know for sure? What would cause the transformer to just go out like that? If it is the transformer, does anyone here have a spare or know where to find one?
Thanks,
Chase
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