Hi
Am 09.01.2019 um 15:38 schrieb Kyle Jarger jkjelec@... [yamahacs80]:
refurbishing too, to make the synth future-proof. Nevertheless he should
first fix all problems. The Refurbishing can be done after the problem
solvening, when he can be sure, that there are no issues.
The basic principle is here: don't change two things at the same time.
If you would do so, you will have serious troubles to find which of the
changes caused a problem. As a concrete example: if you have ripple on a
supply voltage, the don't do a complete recapping. Just replace the
faulty capacitor and check whether the ripple disappeard. After that you
may do a complete recapping.
Florian
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http://www.florian-anwander.de
Am 09.01.2019 um 15:38 schrieb Kyle Jarger jkjelec@... [yamahacs80]:
>I'd like to I agree. But I understand that Mark wants a general
> My reasons are "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
>
refurbishing too, to make the synth future-proof. Nevertheless he should
first fix all problems. The Refurbishing can be done after the problem
solvening, when he can be sure, that there are no issues.
The basic principle is here: don't change two things at the same time.
If you would do so, you will have serious troubles to find which of the
changes caused a problem. As a concrete example: if you have ripple on a
supply voltage, the don't do a complete recapping. Just replace the
faulty capacitor and check whether the ripple disappeard. After that you
may do a complete recapping.
Florian
--
http://www.florian-anwander.de