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Repairing an old Grundig tube radio
I have a Grundig tube radio - 4070U - which I love dearly. I bought it
almost five years ago and had it restored by someone who knew what he was doing. I no longer live in the same area and can't benefit from his services again. It has two problems. The right channel cuts out intermittently. The sound can be restored in two ways: if I turn the volume way up, or (sometimes) if I give it a rap on the case. In both situations, the sound is restored with a small pop. In addition, the sound also returns if I do nothing, i.e., if I wait a few minutes. But then of course it disappears again. The other problem is that the sound in the left channel is extremely weak. It is possible to hear it if the right channel has cut out, so something is arriving at the speaker, but not much. This one is not an intermittent problem. The restoration in 2001 included replacement of capacitors. Not sure if it included replacement of tubes. Any suggestions received with gratitude. |
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