BLFST
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Never mind my previous post, I just figured out how to get the fuse out. I replaced it with the spare in the unit, and then plugged it in. Figuring that I was now good to go, I turned the unilt on. The right side powered up as normal, but it took the left side OA3 tube a little longer to light up than usual. When it did, if flickered briefly (had never done this before), then the rectifier tube lit up brightly (looked like it fried), then the unit went dead again. I know I blew the new fuse, but I am curious about the tubes. I don't have a spare rectifier tube on hand, and only have a used OA3 that I replaced when I bought a new one for my ZP3. Does the OA3 flickering indicate that it probably fried the rectifier tube? Any comments will be appreciated. I will have to order new tubes tomorrow, and locate new fuses I hope locally. Looks like I am watching TV for a week or so.
bill
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