41-611 -capacitor connection

11/25/2011 9:37:31 AMDave F

Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.

11/25/2011 10:04:47 AMNorm Leal

Dave

Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf

Norm

:Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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11/25/2011 10:27:33 AMDave F

:Dave
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: Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.
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:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf
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:Norm
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::Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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Norm,
It looks like #74 it is the original cap, they did not replace it, but it is attached to one of the 42's and the other end is unattached, I can see it on the schematic as the only .0015 @1000

11/25/2011 10:30:28 AMDaveF

::Dave
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:: Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.
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::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf
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::Norm
::
:::Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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:Norm,
: It looks like #74 it is the original cap, they did not replace it, but it is attached to one of the 42's and the other end is unattached, I can see it on the schematic as the only .0015 @1000
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Make that #73 based on what I see on the schmatic.

11/25/2011 10:33:45 AMNorm Leal

Dave

To what pin is the cap attached? Since there isn't a .001 mf shown around your output tubes someone could added an extra cap?

Norm

11/25/2011 10:59:10 AMDaveF

:Dave
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: To what pin is the cap attached? Since there isn't a .001 mf shown around your output tubes someone could added an extra cap?
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:Norm
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:::Dave
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::: Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.
:::
:::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf
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:::Norm
:::
::::Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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::Norm,
:: It looks like #74 it is the original cap, they did not replace it, but it is attached to one of the 42's and the other end is unattached, I can see it on the schematic as the only .0015 @1000
::
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#73 is a .0015 which is the cap I believe is the issue. It looks like it would go from the same pin on each 41 one to the other and one may have become disconnected. I have run # 122. The schemnatic that you have here does show a cap running from output to output so I think this is the one. Do you agree that there should be a cap from output to output?

11/25/2011 12:10:10 PMNorm Leal

Hi Dave

Yes, there should be a cap between output of each tube. Pin #2 on a 41 or 42 tube. Schematic calls for .0015 but .001 mf could be used.

Norm

::Dave
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:: To what pin is the cap attached? Since there isn't a .001 mf shown around your output tubes someone could added an extra cap?
::
::Norm
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::::Dave
::::
:::: Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.
::::
::::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf
::::
::::Norm
::::
:::::Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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:::Norm,
::: It looks like #74 it is the original cap, they did not replace it, but it is attached to one of the 42's and the other end is unattached, I can see it on the schematic as the only .0015 @1000
:::
::
::
:#73 is a .0015 which is the cap I believe is the issue. It looks like it would go from the same pin on each 41 one to the other and one may have become disconnected. I have run # 122. The schemnatic that you have here does show a cap running from output to output so I think this is the one. Do you agree that there should be a cap from output to output?
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11/25/2011 1:16:04 PMDaveF

:Hi Dave
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: Yes, there should be a cap between output of each tube. Pin #2 on a 41 or 42 tube. Schematic calls for .0015 but .001 mf could be used.
:
:Norm
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:::Dave
:::
::: To what pin is the cap attached? Since there isn't a .001 mf shown around your output tubes someone could added an extra cap?
:::
:::Norm
:::
:::::Dave
:::::
::::: Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.
:::::
:::::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf
:::::
:::::Norm
:::::
::::::Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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::::Norm,
:::: It looks like #74 it is the original cap, they did not replace it, but it is attached to one of the 42's and the other end is unattached, I can see it on the schematic as the only .0015 @1000
::::
:::
:::
::#73 is a .0015 which is the cap I believe is the issue. It looks like it would go from the same pin on each 41 one to the other and one may have become disconnected. I have run # 122. The schemnatic that you have here does show a cap running from output to output so I think this is the one. Do you agree that there should be a cap from output to output?
::
:
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Thanks Norm,

I reattached it but the radio and phono still make a motorboating sound when the volume gets turned up to the high end. I also note that the phono (which is no longer beam of light, it has a crystal rebuilt cart in it, has a raspy sound, too high pitched, and no base, I have seitched needles but no difference, any ideas?

11/25/2011 1:33:55 PMMarv Nuce

Dave,
I did the same thing to a 42-1008, swapped in a newer changer for the missing "Beam of Light" First removed the special xformer in the connection path, then built a special adapter (read loading) circuit per cartridge mfrs specifications, and bridged the stereo channels.

marv

::Hi Dave
::
:: Yes, there should be a cap between output of each tube. Pin #2 on a 41 or 42 tube. Schematic calls for .0015 but .001 mf could be used.
::
::Norm
::
::::Dave
::::
:::: To what pin is the cap attached? Since there isn't a .001 mf shown around your output tubes someone could added an extra cap?
::::
::::Norm
::::
::::::Dave
::::::
:::::: Could it be a replacement for cap #84? If so it connects between pin #2 on each 41/42 tube.
::::::
::::::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/439/M0013439.pdf
::::::
::::::Norm
::::::
:::::::Hello to all today. I have a 41-611 chassis that was recapped in the past and has a grounding issue while playing. I noticed a .001 mf @ 1000 volt cap that is attached to one of the #42 output tubes but the other end is unattached. Can anyone read the schematic and tell me where this other end connects? I can see it on the schematic but am unable to confirm where it goes. This answer would be greatly appreciated.
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:::::Norm,
::::: It looks like #74 it is the original cap, they did not replace it, but it is attached to one of the 42's and the other end is unattached, I can see it on the schematic as the only .0015 @1000
:::::
::::
::::
:::#73 is a .0015 which is the cap I believe is the issue. It looks like it would go from the same pin on each 41 one to the other and one may have become disconnected. I have run # 122. The schemnatic that you have here does show a cap running from output to output so I think this is the one. Do you agree that there should be a cap from output to output?
:::
::
::
:Thanks Norm,
:
:I reattached it but the radio and phono still make a motorboating sound when the volume gets turned up to the high end. I also note that the phono (which is no longer beam of light, it has a crystal rebuilt cart in it, has a raspy sound, too high pitched, and no base, I have seitched needles but no difference, any ideas?
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