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Aiwa D57U
I was given this D57U receiver from a friend of mine. Unfortunately,
the power is intermitten at best. When I plug in the power, I hear what can best be described as a circuit tripping. I took this receiver to a local repair shop which told me that I needed a new main PC board. However when I took the unit home and opened it myself to get a part number off the board, I plugged it in and it turned right on. Has anyone encountered anything like this? Also, a check of Aiwa's website turned up nothing under this model number. I take that to mean that this is obviously not a model that is still in production. Does anyone have a main PC board or know of a place where I can obtain one, if this is actually the fix to my problem? Thanks for any input! J. |
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Aiwa D57U
A couple of things.
It is normal for this model to click when plugged in. If the power is intermittent, there may be a bad solder connection, for example, at the power turn-on relay. Could be something else, of course. The shop you took it to was LAZY and didn't want to bother with real troubleshooting. Perhaps they just aren't that good with audio pieces. The Aiwa models are a bit different and "weirder" than your other types, and of course have little or no access from the bottom, so troubleshooting can be a problem. Mark Z. "J. Falcono" wrote in message m... I was given this D57U receiver from a friend of mine. Unfortunately, the power is intermitten at best. When I plug in the power, I hear what can best be described as a circuit tripping. I took this receiver to a local repair shop which told me that I needed a new main PC board. However when I took the unit home and opened it myself to get a part number off the board, I plugged it in and it turned right on. Has anyone encountered anything like this? Also, a check of Aiwa's website turned up nothing under this model number. I take that to mean that this is obviously not a model that is still in production. Does anyone have a main PC board or know of a place where I can obtain one, if this is actually the fix to my problem? Thanks for any input! J. |
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Aiwa D57U
Hey thanks for the Info... I'll look at the soldering tonight.
J. "Mark D. Zacharias" wrote in message rthlink.net... A couple of things. It is normal for this model to click when plugged in. If the power is intermittent, there may be a bad solder connection, for example, at the power turn-on relay. Could be something else, of course. The shop you took it to was LAZY and didn't want to bother with real troubleshooting. Perhaps they just aren't that good with audio pieces. The Aiwa models are a bit different and "weirder" than your other types, and of course have little or no access from the bottom, so troubleshooting can be a problem. Mark Z. "J. Falcono" wrote in message m... I was given this D57U receiver from a friend of mine. Unfortunately, the power is intermitten at best. When I plug in the power, I hear what can best be described as a circuit tripping. I took this receiver to a local repair shop which told me that I needed a new main PC board. However when I took the unit home and opened it myself to get a part number off the board, I plugged it in and it turned right on. Has anyone encountered anything like this? Also, a check of Aiwa's website turned up nothing under this model number. I take that to mean that this is obviously not a model that is still in production. Does anyone have a main PC board or know of a place where I can obtain one, if this is actually the fix to my problem? Thanks for any input! J. |
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