MrMonster
Totally Lost In The 70's
Hello Lads,
Hope you can help me with a problem
I have a Sansui AU 7700 integrated amp I picked up at a yard sale two years ago, Gave it the typical cleaning of an interior dusting and all switches cleaned and lubed, and ran great until a month ago the left channel started going out, checked everything when I found that a little wiggle to the RCa cable brought it back in. I replaced the cable and used it as a tuner and CD player in my office. I brought it down stairs to use in the kitchen for the holidays and the left channel RCA problem started up again, Change cables no good, wiggle cable it worked.
So I tested all the RCA inputs, and by God they are all short on the left channel. Again, if I hold the cable jack to one side it works and of course let go of cable and no left side.
I have no loose wires to the board that I can find, so I am assuming this is on the board itself? and it looks like a bugger to get to.
Any ideas or suggestions? is there a history of this problem with these rear panel that slope to a horizontal input?
Thanks,
Donald Bowman
Hope you can help me with a problem
I have a Sansui AU 7700 integrated amp I picked up at a yard sale two years ago, Gave it the typical cleaning of an interior dusting and all switches cleaned and lubed, and ran great until a month ago the left channel started going out, checked everything when I found that a little wiggle to the RCa cable brought it back in. I replaced the cable and used it as a tuner and CD player in my office. I brought it down stairs to use in the kitchen for the holidays and the left channel RCA problem started up again, Change cables no good, wiggle cable it worked.
So I tested all the RCA inputs, and by God they are all short on the left channel. Again, if I hold the cable jack to one side it works and of course let go of cable and no left side.
I have no loose wires to the board that I can find, so I am assuming this is on the board itself? and it looks like a bugger to get to.
Any ideas or suggestions? is there a history of this problem with these rear panel that slope to a horizontal input?
Thanks,
Donald Bowman