NAD 2200 REPAIR PartS Needed?

erdebear · 2nd January 2005, 05:26 PM

I have a NAD 2200 that has blown, I took it in for repair, the Voltage selector has blown and is I am told no longer available, i need to replace this to trace the further problems, the unit was hard wired to see if it would power-up, but no response, anyone know of a source for this part?

anatech · 2nd January 2005, 09:59 PM

Hi erdebear,
Check for continuity on the primary. The thermal fuse may have opened. After that you can just hard wire the voltage selector.
-Chris

erdebear · 3rd January 2005, 12:11 AM

Thank you, does anyone have a schematic or a source of one, this is a fine amp and would like to have it back working again!!

jleaman · 3rd January 2005, 02:39 AM

How did you blow it up ? I tried for years to blow mine up but just couldn't ? i got it for free and re-paired it after some kid left there peanut butter sand-witch on it and blew the one channel i fixed it and loved it major work hours amp.

anatech · 3rd January 2005, 03:25 AM

Another sandwich ??

Or maybe a beer or two ?

Sorry, couldn't resist. You should see how many people blow up their amp with the owners manual! (on top)

-Chris

erdebear · 5th January 2005, 04:41 PM

Sorry for the delay, I could not get on the site again!! i had not used the amp for a while, I turned it on, but no power, so i opened it up to look for a blown fuse, but found them OK, I saw that the voltage selector looked loose, the top of it was not flush with the holder, i checked and it lifted out of the body and the connectors looked scorched. I put it back in, lined up with the 240v mark, powered it up, and the light came on for a second or two, and then phut, the voltage selector flashed. I do not have enough tecnical know-how to go much further, i took it into a repair shop, who could not get a replacment selector, they hard-wired it and said it was still dead, and as the part was not available, it was not an economic repair, so I have it back. so do not quite know what to do with it now? As I said its a great amp and I miss it. i replaced it with an Arcam 290 pre/power combo, though the integrated/pre was blown when i bought it, I had it repaired, two input transistors, and it has blown again recently, so now have the Nad 1155 pre and arcam 290 power. Does anyone know if this a weakness on the 290P integrated/Pre amp?
Thanks anyhow.

jleaman · 5th January 2005, 07:59 PM

hey it was free along with my yamaha AX-930 my yamaha costed me 20$ to fix and the nad was 40$ and my 2 poweramps Inkel 1500 watters blew up costed me less than a dollar because it as a simple transister : O )

2nd January 2005, 05:26 PM	#1
erdebear diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Norfolk	NAD 2200 REPAIR PartS Needed? I have a NAD 2200 that has blown, I took it in for repair, the Voltage selector has blown and is I am told no longer available, i need to replace this to trace the further problems, the unit was hard wired to see if it would power-up, but no response, anyone know of a source for this part?

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2nd January 2005, 09:59 PM	#2
anatech diyAudio Moderator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Georgetown, On	Hi erdebear, Check for continuity on the primary. The thermal fuse may have opened. After that you can just hard wire the voltage selector. -Chris

3rd January 2005, 12:11 AM	#3
erdebear diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Norfolk	Thank you, does anyone have a schematic or a source of one, this is a fine amp and would like to have it back working again!!

3rd January 2005, 02:39 AM	#4
jleaman Banned Join Date: Apr 2002	How did you blow it up ? I tried for years to blow mine up but just couldn't ? i got it for free and re-paired it after some kid left there peanut butter sand-witch on it and blew the one channel i fixed it and loved it major work hours amp.

3rd January 2005, 03:25 AM	#5
anatech diyAudio Moderator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Georgetown, On	Another sandwich ?? Or maybe a beer or two ? Sorry, couldn't resist. You should see how many people blow up their amp with the owners manual! (on top) -Chris

5th January 2005, 04:41 PM	#6
erdebear diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Norfolk	Sorry for the delay, I could not get on the site again!! i had not used the amp for a while, I turned it on, but no power, so i opened it up to look for a blown fuse, but found them OK, I saw that the voltage selector looked loose, the top of it was not flush with the holder, i checked and it lifted out of the body and the connectors looked scorched. I put it back in, lined up with the 240v mark, powered it up, and the light came on for a second or two, and then phut, the voltage selector flashed. I do not have enough tecnical know-how to go much further, i took it into a repair shop, who could not get a replacment selector, they hard-wired it and said it was still dead, and as the part was not available, it was not an economic repair, so I have it back. so do not quite know what to do with it now? As I said its a great amp and I miss it. i replaced it with an Arcam 290 pre/power combo, though the integrated/pre was blown when i bought it, I had it repaired, two input transistors, and it has blown again recently, so now have the Nad 1155 pre and arcam 290 power. Does anyone know if this a weakness on the 290P integrated/Pre amp? Thanks anyhow.

5th January 2005, 07:59 PM	#7
jleaman Banned Join Date: Apr 2002	hey it was free along with my yamaha AX-930 my yamaha costed me 20$ to fix and the nad was 40$ and my 2 poweramps Inkel 1500 watters blew up costed me less than a dollar because it as a simple transister : O )

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