Bought one a few weeks ago "for parts, untested" - all it needed was a new X cap - but it's still sitting on the bench with the lid off, so I just measured the TP voltages
(All measured with 6v set to 5V, +20v set to 11V, & tracking on)
TP1, 7.929
TP2, -6.514
TP3, -13.024
TP4, 0.045
TP5, -0.149
TP6, -0.098
TP7, 0.719
TP8, -1.229
TP9, 0.630
TP10, -0.800
TP11, -2.169
TP12, -2.169
TP13, -0.018
TP14, 0.000
TP15, -0.014
As you can see, some of the voltages are similarly out of spec - but it works perfectly & passes all the performance tests in the manual well within specs.
Definitely follow bitseeker's advice & work through the troubleshooting procedure in Ch 5 of the manual. It's very comprehensive.
(While waiting for mine to turn up I did look a bit at suitable substitute parts. The pass transistors are supposedly a bit problematic - they're basically special RCA-made 2N3055 / 2955 parts with an extended SOAR, but MJ15003/MJ15004 look to be suitable replacements. I also saw the LM1558 was supposedly a suitable replacement for the CA3458T, but haven't been able to find a datasheet for the RCA part to confirm. I suspect, however, that it's not terribly critical & any modern bipolar dual op-amp that fits the voltage ratings would suffice.)
edit: Looking a bit deeper, I'm wrong on that last bit. CA3458 -> Harris HA-2655 (
datasheet), which is actually a pretty cool part for the era. I'm not convinced the LM1458/1558 is a great substitute - input impedance is orders of magnitude lower, input bias & offset currents are orders of magnitude higher, & I can find nothing about the GBW or slew rate. Studying the 6236B circuit I wouldn't think it'd make much difference, but ... I suspect there's better options, albeit in more modern packages. Thoughts & ideas?