havenalmighty
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Hi friends,
It's been something like 5 years since I've used my favorite detector.
A family member broke it long ago while borrowing it and didn't offer to pay for it to get fixed.
I didn't and still don't have enough money saved up to send it to Whites repair.
It doesn't and didn't at the time seem to be a water damage / o ring seal issue.
Machine doesn't make any sounds.
If I can get my hands on a voltmeter does anyone know an easy way to determine if X component has failed? To determine, for example, if the detector is functioning but sound isn't OR the detector isn't functioning altogether.
If sound isn't working because of a bad capacitor/resistor on a 20+ year old machine, then that should be easy to fix myself with a replacement component and solder for under $50.
I did find a schematic online for the Pi Pro, but not the DF. It does look to me to be almost the same though!
It's been something like 5 years since I've used my favorite detector.
A family member broke it long ago while borrowing it and didn't offer to pay for it to get fixed.
I didn't and still don't have enough money saved up to send it to Whites repair.
It doesn't and didn't at the time seem to be a water damage / o ring seal issue.
Machine doesn't make any sounds.
If I can get my hands on a voltmeter does anyone know an easy way to determine if X component has failed? To determine, for example, if the detector is functioning but sound isn't OR the detector isn't functioning altogether.
If sound isn't working because of a bad capacitor/resistor on a 20+ year old machine, then that should be easy to fix myself with a replacement component and solder for under $50.
I did find a schematic online for the Pi Pro, but not the DF. It does look to me to be almost the same though!