I`ve researched this forum and have seen a couple other questions about the same Fisher amp I have, with almost the same question.
What is wrong is that at times a speaker will cut out. All I need to do is turn up the volume and it comes back on, then I can reduce the volume with both channels still working. But eventually the one speaker will go out again.
I`ve looked at you tube and someone has a few videos on the same amp I have and what he did to fix his intermittant speaker outage. He says he took out the speaker relay, cleaned the contacts and slightly bent the metal in the relay to get better contact.
I have replaced the speaker wire and have opened the speaker box to look for loose connections and have found none.
Does this sound like what I may have to do?
I am not so electronically inclined.
Thanks for any help.
What is wrong is that at times a speaker will cut out. All I need to do is turn up the volume and it comes back on, then I can reduce the volume with both channels still working. But eventually the one speaker will go out again.
I`ve looked at you tube and someone has a few videos on the same amp I have and what he did to fix his intermittant speaker outage. He says he took out the speaker relay, cleaned the contacts and slightly bent the metal in the relay to get better contact.
I have replaced the speaker wire and have opened the speaker box to look for loose connections and have found none.
Does this sound like what I may have to do?
I am not so electronically inclined.
Thanks for any help.
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