[Eeyore]

wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
jamesgangnc wrote:
Cool that you want to try to fix it. You'll need a little patience and
reasoning but it's not brain surgery. But doing it right is more
complicated than soldering in new parts and hoping that was it. I'd suggest
you get a schematic for it. You'll probably have to spend $10 or so for a
copy if you don't get lucky and find a free one.

http://www.eserviceinfo.com/download...20/%20A7%20/%2...

You'll need (Win)rar though. Trial versions are available.http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm


well...thanx all for your help...ill have a look at it...i found the
transistors at a shop and im going to see how things go...will read
through the manual to make sure i know what im doing...but again...i
suppose my father would be the only one to know what blew because he
was the one that blew it

Is he an electronics expert ? It's quite common for bipolar output stages to suffer 'cascade
failure'. At least check the driver transistors.

Graham