NAD C162 intermittent cutting out on one output channel, temp fix by touching connector centre pin to earth
Check for corrosion or dirt around the screws that hold that board in place. the screws provide ground at several different places on the pcb that are not otherwise connected. good luck
SOURCE: NAD 272 Channel drop out
well..this is one for the books. Can you tell me what the ratings are between the 252 and the 752 impedance matching wise? even though it might work sometimes, impedance matching can wreak havoc between mismatched amps.
what are you driving from the 752 into the 252?
SOURCE: Right channel cutting out.
connect right channel speakers to amp left out if the problem fixed you will have a problem in amp itself.
if the problem remained you will have a problem in speaker itself test first with new cable and second with speaker cabinet,
SOURCE: left channel cuts out intermittently
Any good at sodering?
You have a bad solder joint somewhere!
Testimonial: "never thought of that! I just presumed it had a faulty component somewhere. Excellent advice. Thanks "
SOURCE: GS100 : Channel 1 cuts out briefly, then come
Two causes I think. 1 Bad soldering joint. 2 Dirt in a switch or volume control or other control that can be moved by hand. The option in this case would be to clean the switch/control etc with Servisol switch cleaner. Just spray it on the contacts or in the control.
I find Servisol Video 40 the best see image below:
SOURCE: cant get no sound from my Nad C162 pre amp
First prove if it's a preamp problem or an amp problem. Plug one of your sources directly into the amp for a moment and play something VERY LOW in volume. If the amp is ok it will play VERY LOUDLY.
If so, look at the preamp and make sure it's not muted or a tape is selected.
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