My (10) year old Cal Labs Icon Mk II CD player has recently gone dead.
An audio repair technician has suggested that the fuse is probably
blown and should be replaced. The question is: how do I locate the
fuse? Do I have to open the entire unit? This company is no longer in
business.

Just pop the top. I used to own an Icon, and it's very easy to remove the top.
As I recall, there is an in-line fuse near the transformer. If that's all it
is, this is the proverbial 40 cent solution. Good luck!

Batimamselle wrote:

My (10) year old Cal Labs Icon Mk II CD player has recently gone dead.
An audio repair technician has suggested that the fuse is probably
blown and should be replaced. The question is: how do I locate the
fuse? Do I have to open the entire unit? This company is no longer in
business.

If it's a power supply fuse, it should be easy to find inside, once the
top cover is removed.

Beyond that...the company was sold to Go Video in Arizona; they can
direct you to a technician in Arcata, CA. who handles the remaining
California Audio Labs warranty work for them under contract, and who can
do off-warranty work on the CAL units.

-Gene Poon