en mi caso el amplificador no enciende , el protector o se ha roto o le han devuelto los altavoces por corto que lo que aguanta, se abrá quemado la fuente o solo es una reparación simple.
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In my case the amplifier does not turn on, the protector has either broken or the speakers have been returned for short that what it holds, the source will be burned or it is just a simple repair.

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Nice job Parasuraman. Thanks for sharing your repair with us.
I agree with you, especially when it is a device that we really like and want to keep for as long as we can.

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Many thanks to all my brothers/sisters across the Globe for your supports. It indeed makes a difference!

Electrolytic capacitors have a shelf life. These become bad over a period of time or when not in use for a very long time. The impedance gets affected since the values of these change. Normally, the circuit designs of highly professional equipment is designed to take care of such change in all round tolerances, to make the impedance balancing within the limits. But sometimes, these do happen. The best and healthy way is to replace all electrolytic capacitors in any old equipment. It is not how long we take to repair that matters, but how good we do it! That gives satisfaction and fuel to propel forward!

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