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I don’t think the value needs to be exactly 1k each channel for the cartridge, as long as they are equal. You are correct, when no resistance then there are breakage in the coil and channel is dead.

As you tell it starts when you disconnect the preamp. Was the error there for every connector for the preamp? If that case I start to wonder if it is the power supply to the preamp or the signal through the preamp. Happy hunting

Thank you for your comment and question. This Rotel is a RMA80.

@ tnx, Doctor.

Thank you for your comment and question. The replacement for the destroyed anti skate I made on my 3D printer. The weight I already had in stock from other project.

Thank you for your comment and question. I’ll do my best to answer. This popping sounds, is there any cracking sounds as well and do the volume affect these sounds?

Thank you for your comment and your question. As for this extension module, I really don’t know why you don’t have on your model. What I can think is that Tektronix made one model with and one without this module because of price and different needs.

Tusen takk for hyggelig kommentar, og lykke til med dine reparasjoner. Om du får utfordringer med å finne ut av ting, så kontakt meg gjerne. Du finner meg via Facebook med samme navn.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Fantastisk! Det vil jeg gjerne gjøre. Håper det kommer flere Tandbergvideoer, med detaljerte reperasjoner, og lett innføring i feilsøking, deletyper og verktøy. :)

Det kommer mer etter hvert. Det har hopet seg opp med ting å fikse så redigering har blitt nedprioritert

Hvilken tanberg foretrekker du av sølvsuper og huldra ? Hvilken modell

Det var et vanskelig spørsmål. Det er et pent lydbilde fra begge. Huldra er en kraftigere forsterker også et litt bedre lydbilde, syns jeg. Rent utseende syns jeg at Huldra er en flott radio og særlig Huldra 11 og Huldra 12. Sølvsuper 12 er også en pen radio

For the aluminium face for this turntable I was using Cleaner Wax from Meguiar’s

That’s correct. A loved child has many names.

Thank you for your comment and question. As for this issues, I have not experienced it myself. But first place I would start searching is the relays.

Thank you for your comment. May I ask what kind of upgrade you had in mind?

@@anatticinnorway2883 my LOGITECH Z523 Give more bass and core missing midrage speakers so how to upgrade buy from temu or ebay?

@anatticinnorway2883 LOGITECH Z523 Give better bass so what reason? Radiator? Did not find much video to tell what difference Radiant Acoustics Clarity 6.2 more bass.

Thank you for your comment. For the deck I was using Cleaner Wax from Meguiar’s

You need to let the OS download the updates then it should be okay

Hei. Ut fra de opplysningene du gir, så kan feilen ligge i en eller flere utgangsforsterkere. At du får opp “check sp wire” bekrefter også utgang, siden det er høyttalerkabel det refereres til. Første jeg ville ha gjort, er å se om det ligger rester av høyttalerkabel i koblingen bak og kortslutter. Videre ville jeg sjekke transistorer på utgangen og emittermotstandene på nevnte transistorer. Disse emittermotstandene har et kjent problem. Håper dette får deg litt i gang. Happy hunting! Håper du finner ut av det.

@@anatticinnorway2883 tusen takk!

Hei. Tusen takk for kommentaren. Med tanke på din SS11, så kan jeg bare gjette. Men, en slik brumming kommer stort sett fra spenningsforsyning. Det kan for eksempel være filterkondensatoren til spenningsforsyningen som holder på å takke for seg, eller en annen kondensator i spenningsforsyningen som er kortsluttet. Som nevnt, så er dette ren gjetning, for jeg vet ikke om denne brummingen er fra spenningsforsyning eller om det er en transistor som går i selvsving. Jeg håper du får fikset din SS11.

Er dette noe du kunne sett på for meg? Tenker også den trenger nye kondensatorer i kanalene og litt justering og sjekk. Vet ikke hvor du holder til i landet.

Jeg kan godt ta en titt for deg. Jeg holder til i Skien, men er ikke lengre vekk enn hva posten greier å bringe 😊. Jeg har Facebook med samme navn og logo. Kontakt meg gjerne der, så kan vi avtale noe.

Hello. Thank you very much for your comment and your question. To get a good stereo signal for your radio it is needed 50 to 60 dB micro volts. I assume you have that signal strength where you live. But as for old FM receivers, they need a service now and then. Some filter replacements and a little adjustment and I’m certain that radio will work as a charm again.

Hello and thank you for your questions. I will first answer if there is an easy way to upgrade to DAB+ for Huldra and Sølvsuper. Well.. kinda yes, and kinda no. The alternative is to get a DAB+ you can connect to a Tape input. In regards to why Huldra 10 and Sølvsuper 12 makes noice or why not giving high good sound is mainly because lack of service. A good clean of potentiometers and switches will remove lots of noice. If still noicy I would check if there were oscillating transistors. One reason there are no high good sound, can be the capasitors at the output for the power amplifier. A replacement of these and a general adjustment will probably bring back the good Tandberg sound. Happy hunting.

Hello. First I need to tell sorry for late reply. Thank you for your question. I will try my best to give an answer only by looking at the service manual. Q802 and Q803 is in connection to Q801 as a voltage regulator. If they runs hot, it is because of too high load and too high current flowing through them. As you tell CR804 looks black. That is a Zener Diode for 12V. If I were you, I would take a look in the service manual and check voltages around the voltage regulator. As for the muffled rumble in your right channel, I would check the transistors for the input of the power amplifier (Q704 and Q706) and also check the quiescent current. Happy hunting.

You are correct. And I did correct that just a little later in the video.

Oh! That’s not good. Does not the M.2 appear in BIOS at all?

@@anatticinnorway2883 I fixed it my cpu doesn't support two m.2 😂🥲

Hei. Jeg tar gjerne oppdrag på fiks. Jeg holder til i Skien. Du kan kontakte meg på Facebook/messenger på samme navn som her.

Thank you for your comment and question. I’ve been thinking. If your receivers die this fast, then there is possible something wrong in your speaker setup. I will advise you to check your speaker impedance in regard to recommendations for the receiver. Because no receiver is to did this fast.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Thanks for the reply. I'm not very knowledgeable about these things. By impedance you're mean that the speakers might be too "powerful" for the receiver? With the 3rd receiver (the Pioneer one), the speakers I was using belong to the 2nd Onkyo. I did buy a powered subwoofer because the pioneer receiver didn't have the "home theater in a box" capabilities of the onkyos. Other than that, I don't know how to check the impedance or how everything is supposed to be compatible with each other. Do you have a video about how to properly select speakers and subwoofer for a standalone receiver?

Thank you for your comment. As for this particular amplifier, I had on my workbench as a service and not longer in my arrest. If I on day get similar amplifier for service or repairs, I will gladly make a video from your question.

@@anatticinnorway2883 I enjoyed the video and am interested in that model. Which makes me curious about what it would take to maintain within specs. Cheers

The owner is an acquaintance of mine, so I will check with him if we can do this amplifier for a service video in the closest future.

Hello. Thank you for your comment. As for this turntable, there are no pitch controls. If there is some kind of adjustment for the DC motor, that I really don’t know.

Hello. Thank you for your comment. As for this fix, I used 10 pieces of axial bulbs and some time. Kinda quick fix.

Thank you for your comment and compliment. My biggest fear is to hear the pop and see the greyblue smoke when powering up an amplifier. It happens sometimes that this big hum appears when power up an amplifier I just got on my table, but then I power off at once and start searching for errors. I wish you luck regarding your amplifier and hopefully not too many components need to be replaced. And yes please, keep me updated about your Tandberg. Always fun to know.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Well a bit of an update, the amp is now working so I expect it was the big capacitors not sure yet but the main problem now is apparently there is a gearbox on the tuner which is broken and is going to cost £200 to repair! I told them to carry on with the repair and am now waiting for it to be finished 🤩 When I get it back, probably next week I will give you a full run down of what work was actually carried out.

How great your amp is working again. £200 for the repair of the gear of the tuner? Wow! I’m not charging enough for the repairs I do 😂. May I ask what Tandberg you have? And if it is the tuner for FM or AM? Yes please keep me updated. This is cool to follow.

@@anatticinnorway2883 It's the TR 2060 L and is a tuner and amplifier combined, this one has FM MW and LW. I thought £200 was a good price after researching the insides of it. Seems there is a mechanical gear box on the tuner which turn pots, sounds very complicated to me :) and the volume control is massive!!! ? You people are like gold though! Not even sure if young folk these days know how to fix these amazing machines with all the throw away rubbish they make now. I am so interested in electronics but can only follow it so far, I only recently found out bumble bee capacitors are actually capacitors and would really like to know how you can tell the difference between a bumble bee capacitor and a resistor as they look the same to me and I have tried googling it too! : Might be a very interesting video you could put that in maybe :)

Thank you very much for these kind words. I do this as a hobby and to kinda show it’s possible to bring back old Hifi to life. In regards to your gear for the tuner, it’s not necessarily wrong price. It’s a big job. For your radio both AM and FM is at same axis and the problem is usually for the AM adjustable capacitor. You need to bring it all out of the casing, clean it and lubricate it, and at the same time make sure the display wires will not get out of order. It’s only me be to kind after fixing these gears. When in comes to these bumblebee capacitors. They are called that because of the colour stripes, just like a bumblebee. And I agree is difficult to see the difference from those and a resistor. But when already mounted at the PCB you easily see the difference. The capacitor is marked C and the number, while resistors is marked R and the number

Hello. Thank you for your comment and question. I can’t say what is the most common for this turntable not to start. I find it strange if the transformer stop working. I would check any fuses and the system controlling the touch switches.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Thank you very very much...

Hello. Thank you for your comment. For the spindle platter axis I am using a pressure air tool oil from Pressol. Regards

@@anatticinnorway2883 OK, but what type of oil is it? Regards

It is also called compressor oil. It’s is similar to sewing machine oil but higher viscosity. I experienced that sewing machine oil can be a little thin liquefied.

Himmel 😂 Men sprittusj kan fjernes 😎

@@anatticinnorway2883 ja fjernet det etter en stund. I dag har jeg en SS12, 3400x, 3500x, 3600xd, 9100x, tcd330, tl1210?, hifi7, Flere platespillere, forsterkere, båndspillere mangen bånd. Hvor et bånd inneholder eller har inneholdt noe fra et sykehus. Sente mail til sykehuset i Stavanger og dem spurte tilbake om det er noe sensitiv informasjon. Dem skrev ikke, men laget en pdf fil. Hm. Lurer på om det er blitt internt avvik ?, Nå gjelder det bare å finne igjen båndet. Det var metallspolen det kom på jeg var interessert i å la båndet over på en plastspole. Blir en spennende jakt 😁

Hello. Thank you for your comment. It is hard to tell, as long as I don’t have the amplifier on my workbench. But I should start checking the fuses and the relays. After I would check if any issues in the amplifiers.

Thank you for your comment. Sounds like a good decision, to replace the Sony for a Tandberg 😎

Thank you for your comments and the compliment. Yes it was kinda weird that the terminals did not match. In regards to these two big capacitors, it’s most likely it is the filter capacitors on the power supply. They usually don’t blow, unless something very wrong going on. So first I would do is to check the rectifier and output voltage on transformer. You are very welcome to take a trip to Norway though 😎