Hum on the ICM line is often caused by using B battery instead of A Battery. Try testing the output from the power supply with a butt set. Go across B Battery and B ground and listen to the power. it should be noisy.

Now try the same thing with A battery and A ground. It should be clear. If it's not, then you could have a defective power supply. If it's clear, then make sure you are actiually wired to A ground and not B ground. Make sure that all your grounds a re commoned.

Let us know what develops.

Sam


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