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15-12-2025 #1
Intermittent faults with indeterminate fixes are always a concern, as you can never be certain you've actually identified and corrected the root cause. Fingers crossed you don't find this coming back again, not least during the Festering break! Your switch cleaner may have been the strongest bet. Just don't touch anything!!
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15-12-2025 #2
Yes it would have been nice to find something faulty. I’m going to assume a bit of dirt in the volume pot on the right channel that got dislodged when I took it apart. I ended up rotating the whole amp several times getting to screws and so on and maybe disturbed something. Finding something would have made a better / helpful video but here we are. At least if it stops working again I know a bit more about how it works.
Last edited by routercnc; 17-12-2025 at 11:30 AM.
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