Dual OP AMP setup circuit supposed to pull 2mA, but where is the other 4mA going?
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second unused amplifier should be grounded, an output connect to inverted input, non-inverting input received '0' if dual , or half impedance if single power. if opamp unused, it doesn't mean it do nothing, in fact it can oscillate or locked to ether power rail. affecting crystal ...

next:   Quiescent Current for datasheet pdf - a reference of opmamp in doing nothing state, like suspended, your RL resistor for example are some work to do, then, according to pdf  it 2ma per 1 opamp,  you have 2 so that at least 4ma. + consider wonky state of second opamp, and load of your schematic, like RL resistor.

If you trying to amplify, your power are single rail, means, you need to bias opamp input, half Vsuppl at least (after capacitor of course), and use a opamp for a single power supply. non inverting input grounded. Transformer second coil, bottom, on ground.