MisterBill2
- Joined Jan 23, 2018
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It certainly does seem like something is wired incorrectly, and it must be the transistor. Usually they are EBC, looking at the leads from the front flat surface, with the leads down, and starting at the left. OR it may be that the resistor values are incorrect. So please check them with your ohm meter.
So now you need to determine which transistor lead is which. If you own a digital multimeter with a diode check feature then it will be simple.
So now you need to determine which transistor lead is which. If you own a digital multimeter with a diode check feature then it will be simple.
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