DURING ABSENCE OF THE SIGNAL IN ONE CHANNEL YOU CAN HEAR SPLASHES IN EXTRANEOUS NOISE IN THE FORM OF INSIGNIFICANT HISSING.
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16 years ago
DURING ABSENCE OF THE SIGNAL IN ONE CHANNEL YOU CAN HEAR SPLASHES IN EXTRANEOUS NOISE IN THE FORM OF INSIGNIFICANT HISSING.
Wow, an old Marantz! Cool!
I vaguely remember this model number - I wonder if it's at all similar to the old 1120.
At any rate, I remember we had a devil of a time finding an intermittent noise problem in one of these units (might've been a 1030, or 1120). Everyone was stumped for weeks (including Marantz tech support) until one day we noticed that the double-sided circuit board had these two large rivets near the top edge, with no apparent function.
Turned out that these were a "connection" from one side of the PCB to the other. There was a large amount of old flux around them and they had become very intermittent. We cleaned them well, removed old solder, resoldered them (you need a big iron or a gun to get them hot enough) and that fixed it.
Good luck.
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