At 01:34 PM 1/9/2013, you wrote:
Many thanks, sorry to keep pestering you.
Glad we found the problem. You should probably replace that 100 ohm
resistor when you get a chance. If you can't work with SMD stuff,
just pull that one off and put a 1/2 or 1 watt one with wires in it's
place. The pads are big enough it's shouldn't be to hard. I'm
guessing it's 1/2 watt, but you might physically measure it and see
what it likely is. I think it's a 1210 size but I don't usually work
with stuff that big so I might be way off. And if you're not sure,
more watts is safer.
And, it's not a bother.
Ira
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