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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Holmfirth, West Yorkshire
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Hi All,
I recently picked up a faulty untested Onkyo TX-SR875 for about £80ukp, taking a chance on being able to repair it, however I've come unstuck! Fired it up and tested all the inputs pre-outs and speaker terminals discovering the fault to be with the left front channel. No output at the terminals (so I thought a problem with the amp section) however - no output on the pre-out either, arghhh. So - the fault is probably on the main board, either with the two IC's (volume & analogue switch) or with the supporting components (ne5532's & transistors). The question is....has anyone here attempted a DIY fix on one of these beasts? Any help / thoughts greatly appreciated! Josh |
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