Update, thanks and a head scratch.

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A few weeks ago I asked for help with a fading left channel in my Denon receiver. Among the replies was the use of freeze spray to isolate failing components. It took over a week for a can of spray to arrive. It seemed that it would take a great deal of time to spray each component with no guarantee that one would be found. So to determine if the spray would work the entire board was given a three or four second shot. Balance was restored.

It has now been over a week of running the receiver for several hours a day and I'm still waiting for the left channel to fade so the faulty component/components can be found.

I make no assumption the problem has been solved, just wanted to update and thank everyone foryour help.

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Topic - Update, thanks and a head scratch. - DRam 08:51:58 04/03/16 (4)

RE: Update, thanks and a head scratch. - fredtr 18:40:35 04/07/16 (0)

RE: Update, thanks and a head scratch. - Eli Duttman 05:45:48 04/04/16 (2)

RE: Update, thanks and a head scratch. - JonM 14:18:16 04/04/16 (1)

RE: Update, thanks and a head scratch. - DRam 01:33:02 04/05/16 (0)

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