It was instant and I took out the rectifier to find it was good. However when it is it tests bad. I did find two tracks had been shorted by some clumsy soldering, went across this with a screwdriver to seperate them but still the issue remains and I still get AC on the DC side of the Rectifier. Perhaps the rectifier is bad? Can they go bad under load? I just tested it with a multimeter.
EDIT: Just tested it again and found 12VAC on the other side of the rectifier, however its all running on a 6.3VAC Winding ......... Its not the valves as I got a higher value when the valves were out. DC was at 5V or so.
EDIT: Just tested it again and found 12VAC on the other side of the rectifier, however its all running on a 6.3VAC Winding ......... Its not the valves as I got a higher value when the valves were out. DC was at 5V or so.