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I want to get my Carver HR895 fixed. I can turn it on but there is no
sound. I live in Renton, WA. Is there anyone in my area can fix it?

[Jenn]

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I want to get my Carver HR895 fixed. I can turn it on but there is no
sound. I live in Renton, WA. Is there anyone in my area can fix it?

Bill Gates? ;-)

[Harry Lavo]

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I want to get my Carver HR895 fixed. I can turn it on but there is no
sound. I live in Renton, WA. Is there anyone in my area can fix it?

There is a shop somewhere in the Seattle area that was the only place
authorized to do repair work on Carver tuners when Bob was out of ownership
of the company.

I'd suggest you check the Carver website or correspond with them...probably
can refer you. If not, I'd consider sending it back for factory repair. In
this day of UPS/FedEx the factory is just about as convenient (and often
faster) than the local neighborhood shop.

[JBorg, Jr.]

Yitong.Phou wrote



I want to get my Carver HR895 fixed. I can turn it on but there is no
sound. I live in Renton, WA. Is there anyone in my area can fix it?



Go on have a look at your yellow pages Tong, and check for your
local audio electronic technician shop. There's one particular shop
where I'm at, and I've gone friendly with the lead tech man in past
2 -3 yrs and had trusted his judgement. He cost me $45 minimum
for a quick look and simple fix. Carver is a fairly common brand
and that's a plus. Your weak link could be just one imperfect knob
in manner of speaking.