Help!!! My tone generator got damaged while working in a water damage repair job. Now resistors R2, R3 and especially R8 are charbroiled to the point that I can't read the color codes.
Does anyone have a schematic, or feel like opening theirs and reading me the colors?
Thank you very much, Chuck

What about contacting Aines directly HERE ?

I have a brand-new one here, but none of the components are marked on the PCB

Tone generators are quite plentiful. For every one I buy I usually find one left behind by someone, usually Verizon. Not worth repairing in my opinion.

-Hal

I grant you I can replace it for about $40, but, I come from an era where we were "repairmen" not "replacemen".

Hal, I gotta agree with Chuck. Heck, it's probably $2 worth of components and he'll wind up with extras because he has to buy 2 of each. I know it's not financially smart, but it's the challenge! John C. (Not Garand)

The Aines company is a small family-run American company, and has been very helpful in repairing their products, and their prices are reasonable.

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Not to mention that they invented the yellow toner and "banana" for the Bell System back in the 1970's.