(1)Look what you did:
Things i tried:
-FM Tuner
-Speaker terminals
-Adjusting volume
-Checked my wires
-Used an ipod as source on DVD inthe
-Used an ipod as source on CD in
-Tried the speakers on another stereo
Asking this question let me know what level you are at.(low level)
Anyone who have experience in repairing a digital board will immediately know what's wrong
with the amp. They will do my steps at once or enter debug mode to see what's wrong in order
to isolate the audio path .
(2) Over here we are social to each other and solve problems.
Not just to prove to someone how great i am.
So i appreciate your help but if you just want to show off i would like to ask someone else for help over here?
Ok, you are right. Let them help you!!! Do you think they will tell you how to troubleshoot a digital board with the technique of signal tracing?
Too simple, sometimes naive. Digital board is the most difficult part in an av amp. Not only hardware, but also software affect an av amp if it works properly. In order to make a completely diagnose, correct waveforms (amplitude
, frequecy , ACK,CS, SDATA, SCLK, adress transient signal analysis .......) are needed. I2S and micom path signals are needed to be measured which involve at least 5 chips in harman av-amp.
(3)Considering this i wonder if you are really capable of repairing such a device?
Or are you just another chinese show off who lives in a appartment made of recycled paper and thinks he can repair something?
If you think I am these people, why you follow my steps to repair over-current protection.
Are you a dumb-ass??? Will these people have an ability to tell you how a circuit work?
Before you write something on a post, use you brain, genius.
(4)If you are not a show off and actually are able to repair such a device as this and are capable of teaching.
Why still no sound?
??
I won't tell you and reply this post anymore, ha ha.
Before I leave this post, I tell you what...... Never makes someone able to help you angry and follow their steps to do.
Why? If you are so tanlented, why you ask for help?
Remember one thing, genius, if your av amp knowledge is at low level, just SHUT UP
and
LISTEN
.
Originally, you have 90% to completely fix this amp if I tell you the
signal flow and how micom communicates the audio decoders. Now the chance for you to fix
this amp is of course ZERO.
If you know the technique of fixing this amp, I dare to tell you
fixing onkyo/denon/yamaha/pioneer/marantz is not a problem.
Believe it or not, in here, able to troubleshoot a digital board and know how it work no more than
5%.
AH, one more thing, tell harman service dept. to repair the amp, you can fix it.
What will they do first? Of course the steps I written here.
I hope somebody can help you, genius.
Ambrosia Heart.