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 Rosco
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Hi, I'm about to do my first restore on a Philips Model 168,does anyone happen to have a schematic for this? I would appreciate any advice I can get because I'm sure there's bound to be some pitfalls along the way if I don't look out! What amps are the resistors rated at 1/4,1/2 amp?A few of them are out of wack including the capacitors.


 
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G'day Rosco,

If you mean the model 168 battery/electric, I can help you out with a schematic.

Unhide your email address in your profile page and I'll post it on to you.


Cheers, Graham...
 
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Hi Graham, Yes that's the one model 168 battery /electric, magic eye.Its taken me a bit to figure out how this site works? but Ive unhidden my email now.


 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 4 · Written at 5:34:06 PM on 16 April 2012.
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Hi Graham,I forgot to thank you for sending me the schematic! Sorry about that,just another senior moment LOL
 
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