Re: FST3253 Failure?
Mike it does sound like IC4 needs to be replaced. But as you know there’s no electrical tie between Q6 and IC4, only a physical closeness. Maybe a solder splash got in there during the Q6 change? Anyway If you have a small sharp pair of wire cutters you can snip pin 16 of IC4 and check if the idle current drops back to more normal range. It will probably have to be replaced anyway but that might tell quickly if it’s causing the heavy loading and it can easily be soldered back. I did find one doing that once and the snipped lead proved it. Ron
On Sat, Jun 6, 2020 at 22:57 Mike Easterbrook <mike.easterbrook.2012@...> wrote: Hi All
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