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In Reply to: RE: Solder for a Rotel RB-1070 power amp ... posted by Crazy Dave on May 29, 2014 at 09:31:49:
I'm guessing just touching up the solder joints won't do it. It would be lower on my priority list. Cold solders can be an issue but this thing is dead right? You said it doesn't power up so start at the power cord and trace through the power switch to the transformer primary and make sure voltage can get to at least there. Then check the transformer itself that the windings still show continuity. Did you see any fuses inside? The manual states there is internal fuse or fuses. Check that too. Good luck.
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- RE: Solder for a Rotel RB-1070 power amp ... - Awe-d-o-file 08:36:27 05/30/14 (1)
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