American bass vfl comp1k smoking

[Thomas@scottsmobile]

 

[Popwarhomie]

Looks like the Canooter valve went out.

 

[Thomas@scottsmobile]

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Looks like the Canooter valve went out

on a serious note I checked all of the soldering joints, they look fine

I am wondering if it is a blown cap or sometht

 

[1aespinoza]

Looks like the Canooter valve went out.

Those were only on the v1.

 

[1aespinoza]

I am wondering if it is a blown cap or sometht

You may have to remove the transistor clamps.

 

[Thomas@scottsmobile]

You may have to remove the transistor clamps.

Now what

 

[Thomas@scottsmobile]

Now

 

[Thomas@scottsmobile]

Some spots look a little Burnt

 

[1aespinoza]

Now what

I see nothing obvious. The good thing is that there is no extensive damage so it is worth repairing.

 

[Bumpin' Yota]

Without better photos it's hard to really see anything. Based off of those it looks just fine.

Grab a digital multimeter, set it to continuity check (audible beep) and check for continuity between gate, drain, and source legs of all mosfets. Keep in mind that occasionally there will be a beep that will go away after a few seconds. That's normal as you're charging a cap somewhere in the circuit.

Smoking usually indicates a power supply fault so it's best to check there.

Also don't freak out when the rectifier diodes show continuity, that's normal.