28-11-2013, 01:30 AM
Hi Laurie,
First of all, what model TR82 do you have? Look at the plate fixed underneath the middle section of the case. It will have a type, like TR82B or TR82C etc and a serial number using the format XXX/XXXXX. What are the 3 digits at the beginning? When I have that information I will be better able to advise you further.
From the what you've described though it certainly sounds like you have a Mk.II model using AF11x transistors which commonly cause this particular fault symptom.
Regards
First of all, what model TR82 do you have? Look at the plate fixed underneath the middle section of the case. It will have a type, like TR82B or TR82C etc and a serial number using the format XXX/XXXXX. What are the 3 digits at the beginning? When I have that information I will be better able to advise you further.
From the what you've described though it certainly sounds like you have a Mk.II model using AF11x transistors which commonly cause this particular fault symptom.
Regards
