Need help to identify potentiometers, please

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softmonaut

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,

I have to replace some scratchy potentiometers used as volume potentiometers in a Rocktron Velocity 300 guitar power amp from the early 1990's.
These parts are labeled

15A100K 9252 and
TØB10K 9303

Does someone have some informations about them or a source where I can get information?

THX, regards
Jörg

 
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jhunax

Jan 1, 1970
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I think the value are 100K and 10K. You can bring that potentiometers at the electronics shop near you.

 
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liquibyte

Jan 1, 1970
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jhunax said:
I think the value are 100K and 10K. You can bring that potentiometers at the electronics shop near you.
Not necessarily.  These are slide pots I believe.

http://www.tedss.com/2022001766
http://www.tedss.com/2022000119
 

audioguru2

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I use "contact cleaner" to fix scratchy sounding pots. Sometimes a coupling capacitor leaks DC current into a pot that makes a scratchy sound that is fixed by replacing the capacitor.

 
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jhunax

Jan 1, 1970
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audioguru said:
I use "contact cleaner" to fix scratchy sounding pots. Sometimes a coupling capacitor leaks DC current into a pot that makes a scratchy sound that is fixed by replacing the capacitor.
lacquer thinner will be used too.
 

audioguru2

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jhunax said:
lacquer thinner will be used too.
Lacquer thinner will probably dissolve plastic parts in a pot and deposit it as a mess all over the resistive track.
My contact cleaner is "safe on plastics, leaves behind zero residue and is fast drying". Why not use it?
 

kbyrne

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I saw on E-Bay a lot of pots for guitars electric ect. Punch into top 100k, 10k and view them like I did while looking for 250k Alps

 
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