HELP Luxman M4000 AMP power switch
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macman007
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How about making your first post in Introductions before looking/asking for help. So may people do that and get the answer and never come back. That may be why you are not getting many answers
I'm not trying to be unfriendly or snobby. We welcome all sound lovers here, but a lot of guys figure you bought something/buying something and are looking for a cheap way out as opposed to taking it to a tech and paying him.
Do you have a schematic which would give you a part number to cross reference? A power switch would be easy to identify on a schematic and in the parts table it would list the part number. Then you could do a google search first.
Do a google search for a schematic for the unit,they are often available for free for download. You may have to join the provider but in many cases it's free. You will appreciate having a schematic at a later date if something else goes wrong with the unit. It will help you to learn to do it yourself in a lot of cases, instead of asking someone to do all the legwork for you for free. plus you will gain a better understanding of how the unit and electronics work. Then you could Google the part number for a cross reference. It may still be available depending on the year and so forth.
Just MY .02...and Welcome to AudioKarma..all audio, no attitude. We hope you stick around.
Phil
I'm not trying to be unfriendly or snobby. We welcome all sound lovers here, but a lot of guys figure you bought something/buying something and are looking for a cheap way out as opposed to taking it to a tech and paying him.
Do you have a schematic which would give you a part number to cross reference? A power switch would be easy to identify on a schematic and in the parts table it would list the part number. Then you could do a google search first.
Do a google search for a schematic for the unit,they are often available for free for download. You may have to join the provider but in many cases it's free. You will appreciate having a schematic at a later date if something else goes wrong with the unit. It will help you to learn to do it yourself in a lot of cases, instead of asking someone to do all the legwork for you for free. plus you will gain a better understanding of how the unit and electronics work. Then you could Google the part number for a cross reference. It may still be available depending on the year and so forth.
Just MY .02...and Welcome to AudioKarma..all audio, no attitude. We hope you stick around.
Phil
