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Jack
I was checking the "idle current" on my beloved PM57 and a freak
accident crashed the right amp - the scope ground lead popped loose
and fell on a component in the circuit and instant smoke ! I was
crushed. I love this amp. Its reproduction is superb. So, I rplaced a
few parts and turned the amp on and more smoke ! What am I doing
wrong ? I am a retired EE with many successful years of design and
building of audio equipment - should I quietly give up ? Someone
mentioned that the "new" Marantz amps are practically impossible to
repair because most of the parts are "selected" when they are built -
Thanks, Jack
accident crashed the right amp - the scope ground lead popped loose
and fell on a component in the circuit and instant smoke ! I was
crushed. I love this amp. Its reproduction is superb. So, I rplaced a
few parts and turned the amp on and more smoke ! What am I doing
wrong ? I am a retired EE with many successful years of design and
building of audio equipment - should I quietly give up ? Someone
mentioned that the "new" Marantz amps are practically impossible to
repair because most of the parts are "selected" when they are built -
Thanks, Jack