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   From: @noway.com   
      
   gregz wrote:   
   > Jack <@noway.com> wrote:   
   >> I know that most of you who replied suggested that I do this before   
   >> anything and you have my apologies. After studying the schematics and   
   >> realizing my mistake in expecting the balance control to reflect the   
   >> switching of channels at the PRE OUT/MAIN IN RCA jacks (duh...), I   
   >> bought some switch cleaner from a nearby electronics supply place,   
   >> Electrosolve Contact Cleaner for Electronics, made by MG Chemicals, and   
   >> used it on the push button and flip switches and on all the pots. Now   
   >> it's just a matter of wait and see.   
   >    
   > Hope you worked them when wetted. You can reapply.   
   >    
   > Greg   
      
   I worked 'em... I worked 'em GOOOOD   
      
   After all I been through? Damn straight I worked 'em :)   
      
   I have the local Jazz station playing and so far so good, but it will   
   take some time to be absolutely kinda sure. These old Japanese beasts   
   are such great machines I just hated to let this one languish. In the   
   meantime I fixed the reluctant tray on a NAD C-451 CD player. Apparently   
   the factory installed belt on these machines didn't quite cut it. This   
   one was  reluctant to open fresh out of the box. A new 69¢ O-ring did   
   the trick. Next I have an Advent 300 and a Harman Kardon 930 that need   
   attention.   
      
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