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I have been asked by my friend to take a look at his Marantz PM-17. He says he was using it as a power amp (via the Main In) connected to a DAC with volume control which got fried and subsequently damaged the amp.
Doing some simple tests, I can see that the left channel still seems to be fully functional. But the right channel speaker output is completely silent. The pre-amp section (input selection and volume control, and pre-out) all seem to work fine for both channels. The headphone output is also good in both channels. So the damage seems to be limited to the right speaker output. I can detect a faint odour of fried electronics, but haven't yet removed the boards so cannot visually identify the deceased. Could somebody offer some advice to diagnose the parts to replace? A search indicates that the PM-66 model is pretty popular for mods, so perhaps someone could offer general Marantz advice. rowemeister?? Here are the schematics (partial service manual). http://www.audio-circuit.dk/Schemati..._amplifier.pdf (warning large file) Many thanks, Jeff |
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