Dual DA6001 muted?

Working on a Dual DA6001 which appears to be just muted. I get very faint audio on speaker terminals at very high input signal voltage. Customer said amp never worked straight out of the brand new box, though the amp is several years old now. It powers up, has rail and regulated voltage. All opamp outputs have audio signal on them, and there is audio going to Pin #8 of the driver board, which is using IR2113 and a new one: HCF4093.

I see a square wave on the HCF4093 at several pins including pin 8.

On the IR2113 I have the following voltages:

1. -68.9
2. -68.9
3. -57
4. 0
5. -0.027
6. 0.330
7. -0.021
8. 0
9. -57.1
10. -57.1
11. -68.2
12. -68.9
13. -68.9
14. 0

I'm not seeing any drive nor signal on output FET gates.
 
The 7812 reg on the right is measuring good voltages.
 

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4093.
1. 8.54
2. 8.53
3. 0
4. 11.77
5. 0
6. 0
7. 0
8. 8.52
9. 11.77
10. 0
11. 11.78
12. 0.410
13. 0.410
14. 11.78

Pins 1, 2, 8 are tied together at the PCB


2113
1. 0
2. 0
3. 11.93
4. 0
5. 68.7
6. 70.2
7. 68.7
8. 0
9. 11.67
10. 11.67
11. 0.644
12. 0
13.0
14.0
 
I didn’t see any resistors between the lm311, a92, and 4093, but there might be one draining somewhere in there. The a92 is directly connected to those ic pins. The output of the lm311 pin7 is only about 0.5v square. The opamp before the lm311 seems ok on inputs and outputs.

I can desolder components easily. I may try throwing a new 311 in. What do you think?
 
I pulled the MPSA92 and the square signal is coming strong off the LM311, so the 311 is probably OK. I dont have in stock a replacement. Output pin showing a 15v square wave referencing ground with the MPSA92 removed. With the MPSA92 installed its only ~1v square though.

Referecing amp general ground
MPSA92 installed:
E: 0.411 <--Very low square wave
B: 0
C: -60.2 <-- ~5v square wave

MPSA92 removed
E: 7.8 <-- ~15v square wave
B: 0
C: -63.8 <-- Flat

MPSA92 is measuring OK off the PCB. I replaced it anyway and still same readings.