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Transformer - Fender^®, Output, Hot Rod Deluxe and Blues Deluxe

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SKU:	P-TF50438
Item ID:	003608

Price: $41^.50

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Replacements for Fender

Fender Original Hot Rod Deluxe and Blues Deluxe output transformer. 40 watts. Equivalent to #050438.

Specifications
Audio Power	40 W (RMS)
Primary Impedance	4,250 Ω
Secondary Impedance	4/8 Ω
Mounting Centers	2" x 2.2"
Mounting Type	Vertical
Weight	3.4 lbs

Warning: Not all amplifier models of the same name use the same transformer model. Please make sure the amplifier transformer which you are replacing has a Fender number matching the equivalent Fender transformer number listed here.

Fender part number: 005-0438-049

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UPC/EAN: 609722167338

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Product Measurements
Audio Power		40 W (RMS)
Item Height		3.284 in.
Item Length		2.506 in.
Item Width		3.156 in.
Mounting Hole Center to Center A		2 in.
Mounting Hole Center to Center B		2.2 in.
Mounting Hole Diameter		0.188 in.
Mounting Type		Vertical
Primary Impedance		4.25 kΩ
Secondary Impedance		4 Ω / 8 Ω

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		3.3 in. × 3.3 in. × 2.5 in.
Weight (Packaging)		3.498 lbs.

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did a ground up build of a 1965 bassman amp using this transformer -works great - check drive tube(s) if there is noise in output - use of standby switch will extend life of output tubes - good luck

fender amp nut - October 19th, 2019

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Greetings, I have a Hot Rod Deluxe in almost new condition I bought used, have owned for several years and never used because there is a dull buzzing of constant static. A full time pro musician friend who has owned a couple Hot Rods and is knowledgeable and skilled at troubleshooting and repairing amps said the problem is likely the transformer. This is likely a common problem of Mexican made Fender amps. I am assuming your expertise in Fender amps and unless you have a suggestion of another possible problem (The tubes were replaced and all light up), I would like to order a new transformer asap. Where do I locate the transformer #? Please explain the safest way to replace the transformer. Thank You, Eric M. Gendell 2 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on December 7th, 2015.

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JustinG

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December 9th, 2015

The Fender part number should be printed or stamped into the transformer itself. This transformer is equivalent to Fender part # 050438. In terms of installation we can not provide guidance or technical support. We would allways urge you to seek a qualified tech when dealing with high voltage.

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Anonymous

March 30th, 2016

If you are unsure of anything, then you need to seek out a qualified pro so that you don't fry yourself or what's left of the amp. I have repaired too much amateur work to date.

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Hot rod deluxe loud hum! all my test points are way off!. hum is not effected by volume knob no instrament connected. very distorted when played. Showing 30MV at speaker test point says supposed To be 4.5v I think don't have schematic at moment. does that sound like a bad output trans?2 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on January 7th, 2017.

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Matt H.

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January 10th, 2017

We are not techs here at Antique Electronic Supply and with that in mind; we can not offer you technical advice. Please contact a qualified amp tech to properly diagnose your amp.

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Anonymous

February 6th, 2017

Not familiar with this specific amp, but in general, a loud hum not affected by the volume control is a power supply issue. Most likely the cause is one or more bad filter capacitors. Another possibility is shorted/bad rectifier diodes/tube. Don't operate the amplifier in this condition...a short circuit failure of a filter capacitor can do catastrophic (and expensive) damage to the power transformer.

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Do you have a complete datasheet for this transformer?1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on March 17th, 2016.

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JustinG

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March 17th, 2016

This is a genuine Fender part intended solely for use as a replacement in the Hot rod Deluxe. For this reason fender does not provide a spec sheet beyond the one provided on this page.

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Hello with the transformer if you read the impedance of the output side will it read 4 and 8 ohm with a meter1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on September 19th, 2017.

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Matt H.

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September 19th, 2017

Unfortunately we can not take any readings on this transformer. If you need an output transformer for a Hot Rod Deluxe then this will work.

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Hi, I have a Fender Blues Deluxe and I would like to know if this transformer will works for my amp. I have this number printed in my amp transformer: D-0050438000. If not, do you have a link to get the one that match? Thanks.1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on November 1st, 2017.

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Matt H.

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November 1st, 2017

We do not know if this is compatible with the Blues Deluxe.

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