martthie_08
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I have a Chandlar LteeD-1 here on the bench and two rotary switches are buggy. One of them was a Lorlin, so I replaced that one without thinking about it.
What really surprised me, is that the other one is the gain switch, which is an ELMA switch (that is probably more expensive than all other switches and pots combined in that unit).
The switch works on most positions, but drops out completely on maybe four to six positions, meaning there is no audio at all on the output. I checked for bad solder points on the switch, but it seems fine to me. Will I need to replace the switch or is there anything else I could try?
The unit is about 1,5 years old and has seen only light use... strange...
Thanks, Marten
What really surprised me, is that the other one is the gain switch, which is an ELMA switch (that is probably more expensive than all other switches and pots combined in that unit).
The switch works on most positions, but drops out completely on maybe four to six positions, meaning there is no audio at all on the output. I checked for bad solder points on the switch, but it seems fine to me. Will I need to replace the switch or is there anything else I could try?
The unit is about 1,5 years old and has seen only light use... strange...
Thanks, Marten