Heard that Kev.... I feel buried all the time, and started a facebook page that went dry as a drought with regards to me posting/updating it. Just put head down and charge forward, keeping the people happy!
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Aha, the left picture shows where I have removed the original capacitor only to discover it is bipolar <DRAT!> this got replaced in due course with a new bipolar.
I changed 2 films on that board - you can just see one of them (Red), in the bottom LHS of the right hand picture, original was a green Mylar, replaced with a Polypropylene.
Yes, that was an upgrade, a sort of homage to the fact that Mike it's owner, couldn't believe that I re-resistored my entire AU-D11 II. So I decided to give him a tantalising taste of what this can do to bits of circuitry where it matters the most - almost a private joke between him and me.You seemed to have changed out quite a few resistors too
Nice one John, well deserved, you did do a top job on that 7000......The owner of this G-7000, Mike, told me he had bought me a present as a thank you for reconditioning it (he paid as well!). It arrived today - and I am absolutely delighted with it. - Mike is another one who is so very nice to deal with - when he gives me something to look at, he always provides me with a printed and bound copy of the Service Manual !
It is the clock in the picture below - how nice is that!
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Proving yet again its always a good time to listen to a Sansui.
Thanks Mike
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