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From: lars@yukon.berkeley.edu (Lars E. Thon)
Newsgroups: rec.audio,sci.electronics
Subject: AKAI AAV-401
Summary: looking for the remains of one
Keywords: transformer
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Date: 12 May 91 08:18:04 GMT
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This is a real shot in the dark, but here goes anyway:

I have an AKAI AAV-401 receiver where the primary winding on the power
transformer is burned out (or somehow broken off internally in the
transformer).

After some searching, I found out that Mitsubishi (who takes care of
Akai service nowadays) will sell me a new transformer for $129 ++. This
is more than half the purchase price of the receiever, so I'm not too
keen on it.

So: Does anybody out there have a hopelessly dead AAV-401 which I can
get a spare transformer from (at some reasonable price)?
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