FISHER CA-39A Integrated Stereo Amplifier Repair-Part 2

[@Burnitnow567]

Your receipt/repair ticket should state repairs done. Green corrosion is a sign that something spilled on it like juice. Its possible they changed no parts, may have been something very minor if anything at all which is why they didnt want to inform you. When i did repairs in the 90's there was a $27.50 minimum charge that was clearly stated and explained before we accepted an item for repair, in a few cases the problem was 'Operator Error' speakers connected to wrong connections, wrong inputs--

[@PCBoardRepair]

like juice....dude it could be any liquid including urine or puke.....you are probably the type that heats up the green corrosion with your iron and smells it

[@pbrtaskforce116]

how many watts per channel is this unit thanks

[@Landotter1]

No new heatsink grease for the new part? uuuuum ok!

[@bones007able]

i was thinking the same thing when I saw the back of the module was still clean... why no grease?

[@Burnitnow567]

mute button on, etc... I still thoroughly tested the equipment, but if no parts were needed then all they paid was the $27.50.. That softened the blow wyen you tell them nothing was wrong but we tested it anyway and cleaned the controls. Maybe your tech is afraid you'll refuse to pay if you found out that nothing was needed. Its kinda late now for a complaint to your techs, but check your receipt.

[@PCBoardRepair]

I am the tech

[@N64Guy]

ohh iv replaced the fuse befor and it worked for lik a year its a 4amp 250v fuse

[@N64Guy]

So I still have it and it’s still broken

[@N64Guy]

dude thats my thats my amp cool i NEED HELP{ look a fuse blew wich was no big deal but i replaced it but ok i looked at it and wen i turned it on smoke came from where u turn it on what is it

[@PCBoardRepair]

take the tinfoil off the fuse you "replaced"

[@natzkiworld56]

and my ear was blown also...