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Old 3rd July 2009, 03:47 PM   #1
ROY'S is offline ROY'S  United States
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Question Adcom 5800

Hi every one. I am a new member on side and I need some help. Few days ago I got used Adcom 5800 amp for my SDA SRS and whit out checking if that have commen ground I hook that amp up. Now I blow up some resister or moor things. I had opend up amp and whit DVM check all resister in it. There is one on top of CAPS read only 00.6 OMS and other side read 1.5M OMS. That resister location on bord R102 is. I need to know if any one of you had repair that model and give me some moor info how to check rest of parts. Also need some parts and schematic as will. I did not grow up in US. If I had mad any mistake for give. Thanks Roy
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