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So, before midifying this Allen 120 C beast, I'd like to maybe get it up and running properly as it will be a while before I can afford to but the transformation kit. So, how do I get power to the thing now that I blew something? The light that illuminates the pedals works, and I think I can hear some huming from the amps, but the power light does not come one, nor does anything make any sound. Help.
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Read a book like Thomas Floyd, Electron Devices, the Electron Flow Version that teaches power supply theory and debug with a DVM. Buy a DVM. If it is only a power supply problem, that is probably enough to figure out the problem.city Hammond H-182 organ (2 ea),A100,10-82 TC, Wurlitzer 4500, Schober Recital Organ, Steinway 40" console , Sohmer 39" pianos, Ensoniq EPS, ; country Hammond H112 -
Get a voltmeter and measure the voltages on the power supply terminal strip and see if they correspond to what's called out.Comment
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Buzzy,
In reality, a forum like this cannot teach you how to troubleshoot complex electronic devices in a few short postings, and you are sort of asking for us to do that.
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Actually I was just asking what the first step was and where to look, as in where the fuses are located. I see the obvious ones, but I was wondering if there are any hidden ones.Comment
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All the fuses are accessible without opening up anything. Most if not all are behind the round black knob-type holders.John
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