Frequency counter Philips pm 6662

[SatanDream]

Hi, all
Unfortunately I made a false manipulation with an hf transceiver
Two hs components.
I seek the schema or the reference of the two components.
Thank you for Help

[yngndrw]

Hi Rémy,

From a photo I have on my phone, it looks like the resistor is 68 Ohms and the capacitor next to it is 10nF - I'll confirm when I get home and open it up.

Thanks,
-Andrew.

[SatanDream]

Hi, Andrew

 A big big thank you

Best regard

[PA0PBZ]

In the mean time:

http://www.ko4bb.com/getsimple/index.php?id=manuals&dir=Philips/PM6652_6654_Frequency_Counter

[SatanDream]

In the mean time:

http://www.ko4bb.com/getsimple/index.php?id=manuals&dir=Philips/PM6652_6654_Frequency_Counter

Thank you but it is for pm6652

Best regard

[PA0PBZ]

Thank you but it is for pm6652

Oops... 

[yngndrw]

Just opened it up to check, it's definitely a 68 Ohm resistor.

As for the capacitor, it says "10n K" on the top and has some text on the face towards the front of the counter, but I could read it without removing the whole board. It looks like the face with the text on it is the opposite side that burnt on yours so you should be able to read all of that. There's no text on the burnt side.

Hope that helps.

[SatanDream]

Just opened it up to check, it's definitely a 68 Ohm resistor.

As for the capacitor, it says "10n K" on the top and has some text on the face towards the front of the counter, but I could read it without removing the whole board. It looks like the face with the text on it is the opposite side that burnt on yours so you should be able to read all of that. There's no text on the burnt side.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

Thank you for your kind assistance,
I was unable to find the service Manual.
For the resistance I will have to find the W, the capacitor normally 250v 10nf.
I will return to the forum to indicate the right values.

Best regard