Hello, I have a question about technique. I'm attempting to remove an output pcb from a heatsink. The pcb is mounted via 10 mofset transitors w/ screws onto the board. In between the transitors and the heatsink is a tan colored sheet of vinyl. How does one delicately remove the board from from the heatsink without trashing anything?? It seems as though the manufacturer has glued them together?! Thanks
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The amp involved is a B&K 7250 II bought locally for a couple of hundo's from a guy who said it had a blown out channel. It merely had a noisy, sizzling .12uf cap which I've since removed. I've got dozens of new elnas ready to populate the boards
> In the attchd photo you can see what is believed? to be silpad material between the transistors and the heat sinks.
The amp involved is a B&K 7250 II bought locally for a couple of hundo's from a guy who said it had a blown out channel. It merely had a noisy, sizzling .12uf cap which I've since removed. I've got dozens of new elnas ready to populate the boards
> In the attchd photo you can see what is believed? to be silpad material between the transistors and the heat sinks.Attachments
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