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Kjell@lemmy.world 1 week ago Thanks, I have looked on the service manual and does diagrams seems to match the actual boards in the receiver so it will be possible to use for fault tracing.
The popping could be heard on every speaker one my 5.1 system but the receiver is 7.1 so I could try the last two outputs.
I don’t own any oscilloscope but I’m could buy one to try to find what the issue is.
I don’t live in US so the shipping would be too much to be worth it, but on a local website someone posted a NR1501 receiver earlier today so I could try that.
NaibofTabr@infosec.pub 1 week ago
Yeah if you’re down to put the effort into fault tracing, you’ll need an oscope. Something like this: ebay.io/m/PDLGdu will work fine.
It will take some time, but if you’re lucky you’ll find it’s just a capacitor that you can replace cheaply. If you’re unlucky you might find that it’s a faulty IC, in which case you might have to replace an entire circuit board from a donor unit anyway.