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Join Date: Apr 2011
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I just got a direct drive JJ221 turntable and it works but there is a high frequency flutter present at all speeds. I checked the motor control circuit, all the transistors are ok, DC voltages are ok but the voltages to the motor coils are very much distorded, I expected more or less sines.
Any advice? Should i replace the IC (PC1043C)? Pirx |
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Try recapping first.. And I bet that chip is near unobtainium..
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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The chip is available from several sources but quite expensive...
I will try the caps. Pirx |
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