F. H. Richardson's bluebook of projection (1942)

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680 RICHARDSON'S BLUEBOOK OF PROJECTION 14. To Determine the Cause and Correction of NO SOUND DUE TO AMPLIFIER FAILURE NOTE A: If any trouble has i/ivolved burning out of a part, even of a fuse, check for high line voltage; if this exists, no repair is permanent until voltage correction has been made. NOTE B: If replacement is necessary per Test No. 39, do not install the new transformer until all its circuits have been checked to make sure no unsuspected short remains. WARNING: AMPLIFIER VOLTAGES ARE DANGEROUS. When prescribed tests can be made with the amplifier turned off, bleed off the remaining high voltage charges of the filter condensers with a wooden-handled screwdriver or other well insulated conductor, before any work is done. Where tests must be made with the amplifier turned on, use only test prods and cords insulated for a thousand volts, and handle them carefully. THE TROUBLE TESTS THE CONDITION FOUND NEXT TEST • • • 1. Observe plate current meter Reading normal No. 2 No reading No. 7 Very low reading No. 10 No plate current meter No. 12 2. Operate plate current meter All readings normal No. 3 switch to take all possible One or more readings xero No. 14 readings or very low No plate current meter No. 12 switch 3. Apply test phones across Sound heard No. 4 resistor or transformer load No sound heard No. 18 of first amplifying tube Level at first tube output known to be too low to operate headphones No. 22 4. Apply test phones across Sound heard No. 5 resistor or transformer load No sound heard No. 20 of second amplifying tube 5. Apply test phones succes Sound heard on each test No. 6 sively across resistor or No sound heard on one test No. 24 transformer loads of re maining amplifier tubes 6. Investigate ouiput circuit for open or short TROUBLE FOUND