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[[:User:Qfissler|I've]] listed eighteen from the 475 Service Manual in the [[475/Repairs#Problematic Transistors|475 Repairs]] page.
[[:User:Qfissler|I've]] listed eighteen from the 475 Service Manual in the [[475/Repairs#Problematic Transistors|475 Repairs]] page.


:''What would be a suitable modern replacement for these transistors?''
'''Suitable modern replacement'''
 
The 475 Service manual lists some of the transistors with alternatives, and some without - so I'd be careful to check that some need to be closer in spec than others.
The 475 Service manual lists some of the transistors with alternatives, and some without - so I'd be careful to check that some need to be closer in spec than others.


In his [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEXYRPNohyA video], Mr [[:User:Zenwizard | ZenWizard Studios]] used [[Media:KSP10.pdf | KSP10BU]] from [https://eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/onsemi-Fairchild/KSP10BU Mouser]. [https://uk.farnell.com/c/semiconductors-discretes/transistors/bipolar-transistors?st=ksp10&showResults=true Farnell] has them, too.
In his [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEXYRPNohyA video], Mr [[:User:Zenwizard | ZenWizard Studios]] used [[Media:KSP10.pdf |Fairchild/On Semi KSP10BU]] from [https://eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/onsemi-Fairchild/KSP10BU Mouser]. [https://uk.farnell.com/c/semiconductors-discretes/transistors/bipolar-transistors?st=ksp10&showResults=true Farnell] has them, too.
 
In the [[Common Design Parts Catalogs|1982 Common Design Parts catalog]], -0367 is Cross referenced as AST3571 which appears to be a custom 2N3571.   
 
'''How to identify this transistor'''


==How to identify this transistor==
It's not very hard to identify these transistors.  
It's not very hard to identify these transistors.  
They will have a 151-367 number on them and when tested will show a reverse polarity protection diode, which should not be there.  
They will have a 151-367 number on them and when tested will show a reverse polarity protection diode, which should not be there.  
These typically have a 100% failure rate so you should replace them with the recommended transistor listed in the preview.
These typically have a 100% failure rate so you should replace them with the recommended transistor listed in the preview.


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==Pictures=
==Pictures==
<gallery>
<gallery>
151-0367-00 Front.jpg
151-0367-00 Front.jpg

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