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First thing to do, plug it in, power up and take voltage readings on every chip (black lead to a ground point such as the enclosure, set on the 20V range and use the red lead to probe) you measure the pins in this order with the tab, notch or dot indicating the top of the chip (if the chip has a notch and a dot, go by the notch) http://www.remotefactory.com/images/8-pin-dip.png post them up and i’ll check them.
Sorry to hear about that, hope you get it sorted soon!Just remembered that the DMM is actually positive ground so put the red lead to ground and probe with the black one, sorry about that.
Alright I had some free time so I was able measure everything. For the most part it all read very quickly, but a few spots just kept changing numbers randomly the entire time I held the pin down. I double checked my connection and rechecked a few times to make sure I was reading it right.
Oh and everything at home got taken care of thanks! i would have not had not known to ground the lead wow, is that common?[strong]-U9
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3)7.randomQuote:Quote:Great! First thing to do, plug it in, power up and take voltage readings on every chip (black lead to a ground point such as the enclosure, set on the 20V range and use the red lead to probe) you measure the pins in this order with the tab, notch or dot indicating the top of the chip (if the chip has a notch and a dot, go by the notch) http://www.remotefactory.com/images/8-pin-dip.png post them up and i’ll check them.Awesome! I will check them today. I really appreciate the help it’s vey kind of you. We had a faulty dryer go south on us yesterday with a gas leak otherwise I would have already got the readings.
First thing to do, plug it in, power up and take voltage readings on every chip (black lead to a ground point such as the enclosure, set on the 20V range and use the red lead to probe) you measure the pins in this order with the tab, notch or dot indicating the top of the chip (if the chip has a notch and a dot, go by the notch) 
