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    Restoring SX-3800 - From Power supply , moving to Amp section

    If anyone is still watching this thread ---- Thanks again to MTF for ALL the help and especially recently. So here's the NEW thing ---- I got back into this unit to repair some other issues. Got to playing around with output transistors. Long story short - while waiting for parts delivery I...
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    Restoring SX-3800 - From Power supply , moving to Amp section

    Hey Markthefixer - great to hear from you again! "what leads you to this conclusion?" The case is cracked and the readout goes blank every once in awhile until I tap on the trimmer case just right. it seems to function when adjusting. maybe some cleaver super glue and redress the solder joints?
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    Restoring SX-3800 - From Power supply , moving to Amp section

    Hey folks looking for some info on the trimmer capacitor on the Indicator assembly. On schematics it is TC-1. All I can find on the component is AKM-010. I can't find anything searching on computer. It is broken and I need to replace. any is
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    Workbench photos

    I like it! looks like four Oscilliscopes -- or are they something else? I can almost make out a Kiethly. I have a 2015 and love it.
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    Workbench photos

    Not quite sure what you are refering to about Adjustment vs calibration. I guess that is why I used the term adjustment. I by no means would say I calibrate any equipment but I do go through the service manual and checl and "adjust" if necessary the various parameters. Especially if...
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    Workbench photos

    Thought I would pile on. I only have a small space here in Germany. would like to spread out the bench space when I get back to the states. Just about everything here is 'bay buys and repaired or adjusted to working condition. Except the R&S Oscope got it direct from factory in Germany. The...
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    SO I want to talk about the sound-- I have a redone Pioneer SX-3800 and Yamaha CR2040 -- they sound very good, defined, powerful, clear. They were the basis for comparision with this receiver (2265b) -- at first I thought it was the "Marantz sound" but with just a recap it was soft around the...
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    So This started as a minor repair (output transistors), re- cap, and replace diferential pair transistor but ... I wouldn't say I was unhappy with the sound I just thought it coulds and should perform better. So here is the transistor listings , I used -- please note I matched every transistor...
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    and back: The case I bought separately from a company here in Germany.
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    And the money shots -- finnished - for now
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    and after (still a couple remaing , see blue marks)
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    I'm just going to show the tuner board before and after (just re-capped but thay are a PITA- becuase so many and differing caps).
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    pre/tone board cleaned up: This board is also different from a regular 2265. It has some double transisors -- hard to see the larger cases in the photo. The have five pins and there is both a NPN and PNP styles. I matched KSC1845's for the NPN and KSA 992 for the PNP's. I match each set...
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    Pre/tone board (before)--- Yukkk -- cardboard below is so I can test during replacements without shorting or putting fully back together.
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    2265B Reno - The other one

    New output transistors replaced and mounted (the original problem)
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