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In Reply to: Be patient with old gear (McIntosh MCD 7000, MAC 4100) posted by contrapuntal on March 31, 2016 at 20:22:02:
Underneath the transport you have a little AGC board that supplies the signal to the optics and on this board there is a 3.3uf cap that is leaky.The longer the unit is on,the leakage goes down and the board is able to work again but it's going to get worse.There are only two caps on that board as I remember but that was a common problem on the 7000 series.
Now,you don't have to unplug the board as you can move it out far enough to work on it.
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Follow Ups
- On your MCD-7000 that's a relatively easy fix. - Michael Samra 10:14:52 04/01/16 (3)
- RE: On your MCD-7000 that's a relatively easy fix. - Michael Samra 12:43:07 04/03/16 (1)
- RE: On your MCD-7000 that's a relatively easy fix. - contrapuntal 15:06:41 04/07/16 (0)
- RE: On your MCD-7000 that's a relatively easy fix. - contrapuntal 21:24:36 04/02/16 (0)
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