RE: Denon POA-2200 Power Amp repaired but getting hot.....any ideas??!

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In Reply to: Denon POA-2200 Power Amp repaired but getting hot.....any ideas??! posted by doctorhugocat on April 2, 2013 at 16:26:21:

Is it possible that a bias resistor was adversely affected from the "dry solder joints" and is biasing one channel higher than the other?
Just a thought - seems to me if one channel is hotter (temp) than is is most likely a bias problem - conversely the cold channel could be running too low!
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Topic - Denon POA-2200 Power Amp repaired but getting hot.....any ideas??! - doctorhugocat 16:26:21 04/02/13 (3)

RE: Denon POA-2200 Power Amp repaired but getting hot.....any ideas??! - doctorhugocat 15:13:56 04/03/13 (1)

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RE: Denon POA-2200 Power Amp repaired but getting hot.....any ideas??! - 6bq5 09:31:09 04/03/13 (0)

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