by Loddrick Farris on June 20th, 2005

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First the left speaker crackled. I switched the wires in the jacks (left speaker to the right jack, right speaker to the left jack), and now the right speaker crackles. What's wrong and how can I fix it?

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by RedJohn on October 3rd, 2005
It is also possible that you have experienced a component failure somewhere in the left channel ciruit (e.g., faulty transistor or IC).
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- Correct. If you switch channels to the speaker, & the problem followed the channel, you got a problem in the amp section of the equipment.
  
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by Joe-Speedy on June 28th, 2005
If the speaker crackles when you are adjusting the volume, then if is likely due to a dirty volume potentiometer. If it is not the volume pot, it could be the connection to the speaker jacks on the inside. Either way, there is something wrong with the receiver and you should take it in for repair.
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