Denon AVR 3808Ci Receiver "blown channel" Questions

...blown a channel my old (1970) 5000a sansui amp/receiver has blown a channel, hooked up speakers,revered them and right channel does not work, no sound. know little about electronics but would like to ...

...blown front right channel of a harman kardon avr 347 receiver blown right side front channel oh, your gonna need a paid repairman to fix that, and then you wont be happy with what it will cost, new ...

...channel is blown. Its not 100% blown. This has happened to my freind before, and from my long knowlage in audio, the channel is blown, and is not fixable. If you REALLY are attached to it, you could ...

...channel amp, i think its the one listed. The model number has 2800 in it. Anyway, the 4 main channels make any speaker attached to it sound completely blown, and it's not the speakers. The centre and ...

Blown Channel on an amplifier If i've blown a channel on a stereo amplifier. what do i check on the board to be replaced besides the transistors. Look for low valued resistors that may look ok, but be

...channel is normal (sterio record player) Need much more detailed information as to make/mode/ how it's connected, speakers used etc. was it working before, how did it fail, etc. etc. etc. It could be ...

...channel on IC is blown, if you want to fix it you still need to replace whole IC. Also, instead of spending on new IC you may want to sacrifice one working channel (center for example) to output the ...

...channel may be damaged or there may be a blown fuse for the side with no sound. If a fuse is blown, this is an indication of a fault condition. Also, before assuming a failure, make sure that all the ...

...channel is blown. If you can solder a new one in, if you dont know how, just send it in for repairs, wont cost a lot. If it is a loose capacitor you should be able to feel it, just have a look, if ...

...blown speaker. I tried other speakers on that channel, but they all sounded distorted. Is there a problem with the channel internally to the receiver? How can I repair it? It sounds like a damage ...