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I've been doing this stuff for decades, but I still managed to wire up an electrolytic cap backwards. After putting it in, turned the set on, and heard more hum, and got that overheated resistor smell. Looked at the cap I just put in, and yes, reverse polarity.
Removed it, threw it out, and more carefully installed another one. Seems the resistor survived okay, set workss as it should.
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Go easy on yourself. We all make mistakes, and seasoned experts are not immune.
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I did it just a couple of months ago on a Wurlitzer jukebox. Got a big bang and a hell of a lot of smoke. Replaced it and none the worse. Probably the fifth or sixth time I've done it over the years.
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It's happened to the best of us... At least you didn't get a
BLAM!!!!!!! And wind up with a sooty face and house full of capaci-fuzz ![]() Charles
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And don't forget that wonderful smell!
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and the startled SON OF A BITCH comming out of your mouth. been there, done that..
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