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Yamaha CR-1020 needs repair

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Beattles

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I have a Yamaha CR-1020 receiver that blew a channel some time ago and I was using it as a preamp until my MX-630 fried a couple of years ago. I think the CR-1020 may have caused it. The MX-630 blackened the board and was not repairable, but I think the CR-1020 could be repaired and it needs to be recapped. I loaded it up to take it to a nearby electronics repair shop and when I got there it was closed for good.

I need a good, but reasonable option for repairing it. Any one know a good option, knowledgeable suggestions would be appreciated?
 
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Beattles said:
I have a Yamaha CR-1020 receiver that blew a channel some time ago and I was using it as a preamp until my MX-630 fried a couple of years ago. I think the CR-1020 may have caused it. The MX-630 blackened the board and was not repairable, but I think the CR-1020 could be repaired and it needs to be recapped. I loaded it up to take it to a nearby electronics repair shop and when I got there it was closed for good.

I need a good, but reasonable option for repairing it. Any one know a good option, knowledgeable suggestions would be appreciated?
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I might know someone.Whats your 20.
 
Thanks, I am in Florence, SC. I can ship it. I would like a ball park cost first(if it needs this it will run $_______.

The MX-630 boards and around the transistors was blackened. No sign of life, just went with a loud pop and the smell of ozone.
 
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