ibenhad":2ismzp1d said:
bhuard75":2ismzp1d said:
Resisters and capacitors can be measured with a meter regardless of what they have on them. Power is never to be applied when measuring resistance or capacitance in any application.
Wrong the cap's need to be removed from the circuit in order to test. Plus if it is bad and gooped how will I know the value to replace. It doesn't matter who gooped the amp. The question was simple. How do you remove it? I may or may not keep the amp based on the answer. I have tons of amps and not one that is gooped. I am not looking for a way to un-conceal what was done. I am concerned with future repair. As anyone using tube amps knows the heat and such does a number on Cap's and they do go bad. Resistors less of an issue but it is a concern.
I'm wrong? I give no instruction on how to measure capacitance. So how am I wrong? I only state that it can be measured. I know capacitors need to be physically removed from the circuit to measure capacitance. If any electronic component is disguised and bad then your pretty much fucked unless the amp is going back to the original modder. My statement was more for pfapin05 who was inquiring about measuring within the circuit when power is applied, maybe I should have quoted him for reference. Dont ridicule me in a post when you misinterpret something you have read and say I am wrong. I said capacitance could be measured and gave no instruction on how to measure capacitance.