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Help troubleshooting: Sony STR-D315
I have a somewhat old Sony STR-D315. The left speaker/headphone
output is sending highly intermittent signals, causing a crackling sound in both the speaker and headphone. Is there a particular component I can change out to fix this, or should I just get another receiver. It is probably 8 years old. Thanks, Mike |
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Michael wrote:
I have a somewhat old Sony STR-D315. The left speaker/headphone output is sending highly intermittent signals, causing a crackling sound in both the speaker and headphone. Is there a particular component I can change out to fix this, or should I just get another receiver. It is probably 8 years old. Thanks, Mike Start with visual inspection. Is it full of dust? Are there cold solder joints? Loose wires? Exercise the switches and pots and see whether one of them could be the culprit. Does it behave the same regardless of the input source? FWIW, I have that same model, so I might be able to help with voltages, etc. if you need any. -- The e-mail address in our reply-to line is reversed in an attempt to minimize spam. Our true address is of the form . |
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"CJT" wrote in message ... Michael wrote: I have a somewhat old Sony STR-D315. The left speaker/headphone output is sending highly intermittent signals, causing a crackling sound in both the speaker and headphone. Is there a particular component I can change out to fix this, or should I just get another receiver. It is probably 8 years old. Thanks, Mike Start with visual inspection. Is it full of dust? Are there cold solder joints? Loose wires? Exercise the switches and pots and see whether one of them could be the culprit. Does it behave the same regardless of the input source? FWIW, I have that same model, so I might be able to help with voltages, etc. if you need any. Yeah, thanks! I will take it apart over the holiday and have a good look. It does behave the same regardless of input source. Mike |
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"Michael" wrote in message ... "CJT" wrote in message ... Michael wrote: I have a somewhat old Sony STR-D315. The left speaker/headphone output is sending highly intermittent signals, causing a crackling sound in both the speaker and headphone. Is there a particular component I can change out to fix this, or should I just get another receiver. It is probably 8 years old. Thanks, Mike Start with visual inspection. Is it full of dust? Are there cold solder joints? Loose wires? Exercise the switches and pots and see whether one of them could be the culprit. Does it behave the same regardless of the input source? FWIW, I have that same model, so I might be able to help with voltages, etc. if you need any. Yeah, thanks! I will take it apart over the holiday and have a good look. It does behave the same regardless of input source. Mike I'm thinking maybe a bad speaker relay, or solder connections somewhere. This model isn't real prone to static type problems involving the transistors etc. Mark Z. |
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