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need advice/manual: vintage record player - Admiral bel air
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: pdxadmiral-ga List Price: $10.00 |
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13 Mar 2005 14:49 PST
Expires: 12 Apr 2005 15:49 PDT Question ID: 494047 |
I need a repair manual for a high fidelity Admiral bel air Record Changer, model number rc637-6E. When powered up the vacuum tube lights up, so I'm assuming it is something else. The chassis is a 4T2 Model 362. |
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Re: need advice/manual: vintage record player - Admiral bel air
From: guzzi-ga on 13 Mar 2005 15:39 PST |
Just a tad tricky to offer much with little detail. Could you expand? 1) What is your level of technical ability? 2) What test equipment do you have at your disposal? 3) Age of machine? 4) How many valves, and types? 5) Have you checked out the HT? 6) Is it a metal or tube rectifier on the PSU? 7) Do the mechanicals work? 8) Anything else you think relevant. Best |
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Re: need advice/manual: vintage record player - Admiral bel air
From: pdxadmiral-ga on 13 Mar 2005 23:02 PST |
With a manual my technical abilities would be boosted. Unfortunately I don't have one, nor any test equipment. Valves? HT? Rectifier? PSU? Mechanicals? Give me a direction to glean this info from and I will find these out for you. thank you. cheers. |
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Re: need advice/manual: vintage record player - Admiral bel air
From: guzzi-ga on 14 Mar 2005 16:22 PST |
Rather doubt you will find a manual I?m afraid. Very rarely does one have that luxury when repairing equipment. Basically one has to know how things are supposed to work, and analyse to find out why they don?t. All the information you should need is sitting in front of you. Do you have the basics, such as reading resistor colour codes and soldering skill. For testing, you need a multimeter. Do the mechanical systems function? How many valves and what type numbers are printed on them. Are any of the valves ?cloudy? at the top. Presumably there is a transformer -- are the supplies rectified by a valve or plate rectifier? Just describe the thing in as full detail as you can and say which bits work and which don?t. Best |
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