Hope this works, found a real photograph, you know, the glossy paper ones, of my original Claymore, purchased errrrrrrm, a while ago! I believe it was early on for an ISS6.
I don't know if you can do this on mobile but I right-clicked on the image and copied it. Then I clicked on the picture icon above and pasted in the photo.
Just posted that from my iPhone. BUT I had to click the “full site” option at the bottom of the page before hand to gain access to the image icon (it’s not present on the “mobile view” default format).
Chews is nothing if not mercurial. On my iPhone the image posting works only if I press the “Go” button on the pop-up keyboard, and not the “Done” button. Can’t remember there being another situation where there’s a functional difference between those two.
Hi, I've had a Claymore since 1987 working really well without a fault until yesterday when I suddenly lost the left channel for all inputs. I would have suspected the output fuses except that if I only feed input to the left channel then I can still hear the faintest sound from the system. Does any body have a good idea on where to start looking for the problem? How long should I leave the amp unplugged before opening the box?
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On my iPhone the image posting works only if I press the “Go” button on the pop-up keyboard, and not the “Done” button. Can’t remember there being another situation where there’s a functional difference between those two.
I've had a Claymore since 1987 working really well without a fault until yesterday when I suddenly lost the left channel for all inputs. I would have suspected the output fuses except that if I only feed input to the left channel then I can still hear the faintest sound from the system.
Does any body have a good idea on where to start looking for the problem?
How long should I leave the amp unplugged before opening the box?
The signal can still get across the fuse due to capacitance is it thin low level if so the chances are are a dud fuse.
Any idea how long I should wait to let the caps discharge before touching anything inside?
Are the fuses easy to buy these days?
Got a couple of fuses at my local computer repair shop, fitted them and now amp works like new.
Thanks for the help.