Carver M4.0t
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Carver M-4.0t
$1,099
Feb 19, 2025




Carver Silver Seven Tube Amplifier, M-4.0t Amp Advertisement 1986, 2 pg
CA$13
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CARVER M-1.0t, M-1.5t, & M-4.0t 3900uf, 160V High Rail Capacitors for HRC-1A Kit
$9
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Carver M4.0t, TFM-45 Review, 3 pgs, 1985, Full Test Tube Sound Info
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CARVER MODEL M 4.0t Grey Faceplate.
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Carver M-4.0t Faceplate with Handles, Spacers & Hardware!
$100
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Carver M4.0t/TFM-42/TFM45 Capacitor Kit
$79
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Carver TFM-45 TFM-4.0T TFM-42 Power Supply Capacitors to Repair / Refurbish
$28
Aug 25, 2023
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Carver M-4.0T amplifier rebuild restoration recap service kit repair capacitor
$95
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Carver Capacitor Array Assembly M-4.0t TFM-4.0 TFM-42 TFM-45
$90
May 22, 2022




Increased Value 130V Capacitors to repair upgrade CARVER M-4.0 TFM-4.0 TFM-42/45
£89
Dec 16, 2021
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Carver M-4.0t Amplifier Owners Manual
CA$30
Dec 16, 2021




CARVER M-4.0t, PM-4.0, TFM-42, & TFM-45 130 V Capacitor replacement Kit
CA$36
Dec 15, 2021




35/80V Power Supply Capacitors to Repair / Refurbish CARVER M-4.0T TFM-42 TFM-45
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Discuss Carver M4.0t
I am trying to repair an M4.0T. all the amp transistors are good;
By Bobalew, 8. July 2020, 00:07.
the power supplies seem to be good, but the Led's cycle Up & down, while the transformer hums in the beginning of the Cycle, and I see that the Overload LED, is immediately illuminated upon power up.. I see 1/2 of 120 volts at the output of the SCR, so I'm beginning to suspect that. The power supply caps on the high rail have been replaced, and the +/- 30 and +/- 60 Volt supplies & caps have tested good. Any hints as to what is going Wrong? Do I have a faulty overload detector?
By maximus, 21. September 2020, 13:09.
Well, personally I would team up with a tech that know more than myself. The amp is quite old and a new set of transistor may be hard to come by. So, I would hand the thing over before they die in an accident of my own making.
The alternative is to work through the amp from one end and try to protect the output transistors while you do. Sometimes the fault really lies in the protection circuit itself, but if you are not certain then you may cause further problems if you tinker with it.
The alternative is to work through the amp from one end and try to protect the output transistors while you do. Sometimes the fault really lies in the protection circuit itself, but if you are not certain then you may cause further problems if you tinker with it.
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