Re: Trying to fix a Marantz SR-2000 receiver




<trousky1@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all,
I am trying to fix this receiver, I replaced the hybrid STK080G
power amp for the right channel, after having checked the voltages on
the pins. Now this power amp goes red hot when powered on.
Any ideas what/how to check ?

The driver ... the circuit that feeds the hybrid.


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