That's the theory that I'm going forward with to fix my MM+. Haven't checked the 4000 density, but so far can't really implicate an issue (there can be quite a few actually), all suspect caps will be replaced as suggested.
Any comment on how subsystems fail when a compliant power supply comes on line?
/j
Gareth Jenkinson wrote:
hey chris, thanks for this. i'm pretty new to repairing, confident with a soldering iron from years of making up guitar leads etc but lacking an electronics backround. this information is really useful.
if anyone has similar resources, please post them. i'm sure there are a lot of inexperienced people like me on the list desperate for tips...
cheers
gareth
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