From: jandrjohnson@frontiernet.net   
      
   On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 4:57:29 AM UTC-6, Alan Hood wrote:   
   > John Robertson;694137 Wrote: > jukeboxrobert wrote:- > I have a R-88. It   
   plays at full volume all the time. I disconnected > volume control, still full   
   blast. I know it's in pre amp board. Is there > a part that usually causes   
   this problem. I have    
   schematic and ability, > but need to know what to replace, > > Thanks, Robert-   
   > > As I recall disconnecting the volume control (on Rowes) will make the >   
   machine play at full volume...some look for issues with the connections > >   
   between the volume    
   control (10K potentiometer) and the pre-amp. > > John :-#)# > -- > (Please   
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   Rowe Ami amplifiers do not work in that way, a few substitute amplifiers made   
   in the UK by Rainbow did. I would think that you have a faulty pre-amp board   
   or in some way you have    
   shorted out the volume control or volume control cabling. What happens when   
   you remove the volume control plug from the amplifier? Regards Alan Alan Hood   
   ami-man UK -- Alan Hood   
      
   It stays at full volume. I checked for short at cable and plug on amp. I   
   thought maybe they had componet that was usually the cause. I guess mostly I   
   was trying to save time.   
      
   Thanks, Robert   
      
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