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Noisy Audiolab 8000S
My Audiolab 8000S ,now about ten years old, has developed a loud mains
frequency buzzing noise when warm but remains quiet when cold .Any ideas? |
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Refrigeration? Seriously, heat suggests a bad solder joint which opens or
some change in value of a cap or resister or other electronic device. Repair shops use a can of spray which is directed at suspect joints or circuit device to spot which changes when cooled off. My Audiolab 8000S ,now about ten years old, has developed a loud mains frequency buzzing noise when warm but remains quiet when cold .Any ideas? |
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