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  1. pcb silkscreen failure for powersupply
  2. Hum issue on Speaker
  3. Noise "distorted"
  4. Clock bleed on VCO pitch  

 

 

Resolution:

(tick) = tested

(error) = untested


 FIX for pcb silkscreen failure for powersupply (tick)

cross one Ferrite on top pcb side - the ferrite on other pcb site (not shown here)


FIX for Hum issue on Speaker: (tick)

short out the 10Ω resistor and the 100p capacitor in the PSU section. E.g. just make a small bridge between the pad close to 10Ω and 100p as in the attached picture.




FIX for distorted Noise. (tick)

leave out the 2n5172 - use a bc337, - bend right leg to top, solder a 10K resistor in series to the 10uF cap.




FIX for Clock bleed on VCO pitch

at the moment 2 different solutions

one tested solution (tick): leave out the 2n5172 in clock section (led driver for blinken lights), bridge 2 solder holes..


second solution (error) (untested by me, but tested by one other user)

As suggested by Nordcore (many thanks), I swapped the clock's IC chip for a TL071, installed a 2n3906 PNP transistor and a resistor which measured 4k74

There is no more bleed from the clock to the VCO pitch.

In the pictures, I hope you can make out that base connects to the diode and is conveniently marked with an arrow. The emitter connects to +15V via the 4k74 resistor, +15V being tapped from one of the slider's pins. The collector connects to ground via a short insulated wire.
I had already removed and bridged the component-side transistor




 


 

 

 

 

 

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