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Hello. I work with amplifier 4000.1. Driver board, part of the circuit and oscillogram attached. The problem is that the meander disappears at the output of LM311 when I solder the output 24N40F. Changed LM311, TL 072 and IR21844. What would you recommend?
 

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On the filter coil voltmeter shows 1.6 Volt. The waveform at the same point applied.
Clarification: the first couple seconds of operation of the amplifier is a square wave at the output of the LM311 is present.
 

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English is not my native language, sometimes I do not understand something about your questions. For example: "Do you have a rail-rail output on the output transistors at any time?" Do you mean to check the ripple on the rails plus and minus the output transistors? If not, please ask otherwise. I hope for your understanding
 
Sometimes, the tv sync can make the scope trigger when nothing else helps.

You should see something like you saw in the r-r section of the basic repair page. Right now, it's showing that you have r-r oscillation but you need to determine why the scope won't trigger. If you have a switchable probe, set it to 10x and set the scope vertical amp to 1x.
 
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