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The EH ManModerator
There’s a transistor on the power supply output that probably needs changed as well.
The EH ManModeratorThere’s a transistor on the power supply output that probably needs changed as well.
The EH ManModeratorSince you say it doesn’t match up with any resources you’ve found, you should post some pics of what you have and we can go from there. It’s not terribly difficult and you can use the original switch if you can sacrifice the LED.
The EH ManModeratorEasy fix!
The EH ManModeratorIf it quit and started working again it may just need a solder touch-up, not a replacement.
The EH ManModeratorThis is not the place to post this issue. You should start a new thread.
The EH ManModeratorThat’s not an original 16 Second Delay, it’s a reissue.
The switch is a right angle slide switch. I suggest taking measurements of the other switch and looking at electronic sites for something similar.
The EH ManModeratorIt shouldn’t affect the rate at all. More likely, this is the result of varying component tolerances.
The EH ManModeratorContinuity is not a good thing. At this point you’re probably better off sending it to a tech.
The EH ManModeratorMaybe, but if resistors blew then you had to be powering it with something larger than 9v. I’d venture that some ICs are blown.
The EH ManModeratorYou shouldn’t have 18v anywhere. What are you powering it with?
The EH ManModeratorAs long as there’s a plug in the input jack, it will be using the battery power up. This is the way most pedals are set up. If you’re not going to use it for a while, just unplug the input jack.
The EH ManModeratorI’d be concerned that it won’t get the correct voltages to the circuit. According to the Echoflanger schematic, there should be +15VDC and a +7.5VDC. That 24vac transformer I linked is small enough to fit in there. I’ve used it several times.
August 21, 2022 at 6:35 am in reply to: Mains voltage for big box pedals with attached AC cord? #192387The EH ManModeratorRunning a 100v pedal at 120v increases the secondary voltage only slightly. The internal voltage regulators should be able to handle it.
August 19, 2022 at 4:17 pm in reply to: Mains voltage for big box pedals with attached AC cord? #192383The EH ManModeratorWhat you can do is unsolder the transformer leads from the PCB then plug the pedal in and measure the voltage on the unsoldered leads (just the solid color ones. There may be a striped center-tap that doesn’t need to be unsoldered for this). It should be around 24VAC. If it’s much lower than that then the transformer may be 100v. Really, as long as the secondary voltage is higher than the voltage regulator’s rating it’s not going to make much difference.
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