Simplistic MosFET HV Shunt Regs

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Still the same. I will try connecting signal ground to OPT shell.
 

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Hello,
During the modification of my amplifier I have shorted the output 200V S/F+ to the ground today and the resistor R1 burned. Can you tell me, what parts were damaged? I have to change burned R1 and probably Q1. What about Q2, D1, D2? Are they also damaged?

Should I also change for new Q3 and Q4, Q5? Maybe others?

Your help would be appreciated.
 
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R1 Q1 are usually the victims, sometimes along Q4 or Q5, Q6, D3. Q3 not so often. There is also a safe troubleshooting example case link in post #1. If you will use a heavy duty Schottky diode for D3 you may prevent damage from further such shorting accidents. Replace D1, D2, with common diodes even if handier than specific Zeners in your stash as you are at it just in case they got a hit.