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Trixter
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Yeah, the problem is with either the audio output transistors or with the output driver board.
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Well, I finally got around to taking the amp apart and found the issue. There was a screw with a small brass/copper spacer that holds the board in the center of the amp...it goes form the board to the heatsink. The spacer is between the back side of the board and the heatsink. Well, some how the screw is mia but the spacer managed to get caught between a CAP terminal and a trace on the board. Once the spacer got hot enough it melted the plastic coating on the board and made contact with the trace and POOF!
So I guess the question now is can this be repaired?
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