Hey there,
Hope I'm posting this in the right place. I mainly lurk on this forum.
Last weekend I picked up a Denon DRA-325R reciever and CD player. The CL ad said that the CD player was intermittent but the receiver worked when last used (a while ago). It was implied that it should work but buy for parts. I didn't spend much, and figured I'd give it a shot.
Welp, no luck. The receiver is silent. No audio through aux from my phone or the tuner. In fact, my phone doesn't even detect that there is a headphone plugged in when hooked up to the receiver until I unplugged the wire from the back of the unit.
I downloaded the service manual and did some snooping. The IC204 on the board gets really hot. It is slightly melty on the top. This component is obviously bad. It appears to be the main confluence of all the rear inputs and sends signal out from there.
My question is, do you think I can replace the IC204 (Toshiba TD62706P) and have a working unit? Or is there something else that caused that to blow?
Sorry if this is a super basic question. I'm no electrical engineer. I know how to use a meter, solder, etc. I worked on some projects and fixed stuff with my grandfather, who was an electrical engineer. Wish he was still around...
Thanks for the help!
Hope I'm posting this in the right place. I mainly lurk on this forum.
Last weekend I picked up a Denon DRA-325R reciever and CD player. The CL ad said that the CD player was intermittent but the receiver worked when last used (a while ago). It was implied that it should work but buy for parts. I didn't spend much, and figured I'd give it a shot.
Welp, no luck. The receiver is silent. No audio through aux from my phone or the tuner. In fact, my phone doesn't even detect that there is a headphone plugged in when hooked up to the receiver until I unplugged the wire from the back of the unit.
I downloaded the service manual and did some snooping. The IC204 on the board gets really hot. It is slightly melty on the top. This component is obviously bad. It appears to be the main confluence of all the rear inputs and sends signal out from there.
My question is, do you think I can replace the IC204 (Toshiba TD62706P) and have a working unit? Or is there something else that caused that to blow?
Sorry if this is a super basic question. I'm no electrical engineer. I know how to use a meter, solder, etc. I worked on some projects and fixed stuff with my grandfather, who was an electrical engineer. Wish he was still around...
Thanks for the help!