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Low output voltage | 1. | Measure voltage at the | a. | Measured voltage is less than 0 | a. Check for open Q9, Q6, R26, or | |
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| b. | Measures voltage is more than 0 | b. | Proceed to step (2). |
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| 2. | Eliminate current limit | a. | Output voltage increases. | a. Check for U6B defective. | |
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| circuit as a source of | b. | Output voltage remains low. | b. Reconnect lead and proceed to | |
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| 3. | Measure voltage at pin 3 | a. | Measured voltage is near | a. | Check for defective U6A. |
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| b. | Measured voltage is zero volt. | b. Check for CR14 or CR15 shorted. | |
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| c. Check for open R39, shorted R36, | |
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High output voltage | 1. | Attempt to turn off Q8 by | a. | Output voltage remains high. | a. | Q8 shorted. |
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| shorting | b. | Output voltage becomes near zero | b. | Remove short and proceed to |
greater than +20V |
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| step (2). |
supply in fixed |
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tracking ratio mode) | 2. | Measure voltage at | a. | Measured voltage is more than | a. Check for open CR20 or R14 and | |
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| 0 volt. |
| check for defective U8A. |
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| b. | Measured voltage is less than | b. | Check for defective Q7. |
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Low output voltage | 1. | Measure voltage at the | a. | Measured voltage is more than 0 | a. Check for open Q8, Q3, and R24. | |
(more than 1% lower |
| base of Q7. |
| volt. | b. | Proceed to step (2). |
than +20V supply in |
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| 2. | Eliminate current limit | a. | Output voltage increases. | b. Reconnect lead and proceed to | |
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| circuit as a source of | b. | Output voltage remains low. |
| step (3). |
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| trouble by disconnecting |
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| a. Check for defective U8A. | |
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| b. | Measured voltage is zero volt. |
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| c. Check for open R15, shorted R41, | |
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| c. | Measured voltage is near |
| or leaky or shorted C6. |
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