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Originally Posted by Bill Noble[_2_]
you don't say what kind of noise - sometimes the fans pick up a lot of crud
and cleaning the blades can help - if it's bearing noise, try oiling the
bearings, if it's a bushing type fan, check for free play, if there is much,
replace fans
"Charles Packer" wrote in message
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The cooling fans in my Adcom GFA5800 are noisier than
they were last year at similar ambient temeprature levels.
I learned from a search of related postings here that
there is a fan for each channel. Does anybody know if
it's practical to replace them? I bought this unit used
over 10 years ago and it's served me well. I queried
Adcom about this but they never replied.
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I also had a cooling problemw/ my Yamaha rx-v665 to the point it was clipping. I tried a fan from coolerguys.com but after a while I noticed a stain on the fan and hoped it wasn't any lubericating oil. Nothing leaked and I changed my rack so the avr gets the best air