I have been examining the schematics and manual just now and the slew rate sensor may be part of the story. Maybe I did not read the manual properly. What is this overload? I had assume it was coming from the power tube output but apparently it is not.
On further reading and comprehension it seems this overload signal has to do with the preamp but there is no clear indication where overload signal "originates".
Or at least that's what I thought.
Clues come in fig.8-1 sheet 1 of2. At the left bottom corner you can see
overload 5,6 at J44 linked to J23 5,6.
The actual schematic is at fig. 8-5 logic pcb assembly sheet 3 of 3 in the middle right starting at P44 ,5
to TP401, U42, U8,13, U5 to overload LED indicator.
Go back to fig.8-1 sheet 1 of 2, you will see
NEG HV at J44 to J23 again. I think they are related.
Now go to fig. 8-7 sheet 1 of 3 Pre amplifier assembly , there at bottom left you can see overload and
NEG HV.
Trace NEG HV all the way to U52 opto coupler, U62, Q62, TP20 and TP21. FRom R59 to slew rate sensor ,5200 DIVIDER and BUFFER and finally to Q121.
You are at the signal input of 5200A then to Q128 preamp circuit.
So there you have it, overload actually refers to preamp so we have been on a wild goose chase.
Read carefully the
Theory of Operation and you will find the problem.
My guess is in the input and preamp and logic as the manual says to rectify the circuits concerned with the indicated fault.
PS at the slew rate sensor circuit you can see at TP13 overload trigger signal and TP18 overload disable.
Good hunting!