Question about KLH R7000 Receiver

Buzzing in KLH R7000

I have a shipping damaged KLH R7000 receiver that has a 60 hertz buzz in the speakers. The buzz does is always present and varies only slightly with the volume level. Everything works on the system. The repair shop said the trouble is related to a bad voltage requlator, which blows a capacitor that is supposed to filter out the buzz. They say that the voltage requlator would only be available from the manufacturer, and therefore would be very expensive. I don't work directly in the electronics field, but it seems to me that a voltage regulator would be a somewhat generic component that should be available from a number of sources.

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Look on the component for details or in the schematic of the device if u can find a voltage requlator that matches the same specifications as in ur system then u will b happy till then u will need the manufacturer requlator good luck windman

Posted on Feb 13, 2006

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