I don't have any specifics on this one but, I would, personaly, look at the power supply. The "hum" sounds a like grounding problem to me like a bad capacitor and this "ground noise" is making it through to the final stages of the amp - since you've already replaced the final. My next step would be to look in the preamp stages. Also, a service manual is available for $17.00 - if you are looking for one - from A.G. Tannebaum's site at http://www.agtannenbaum.com/ The page that lists available schems for Fisher is at http://www.agtannenbaum.com/f_cat.html I'll keep looking, though. Good luck. Chaz ------- > Date sent: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 05:41:08 -0400 > From: Anthony Rock <tonyrock@xxxxxxxxxxx> > To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [TechAssist] Need Help With Fisher CA-77 audio amp > Send reply to: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > > Hello all, > > I have a Fisher CA-77 stereo amplifier that is dead on the left channel. > When the customer brought it in there was just a hum on the left > channel. After doing all the usual voltage checks and finding all Ok I > replaced the audio output IC which is a STK 4151-11. It still does not > work. The left channel sounded like it was on the brink of going into > oscilation and it died again. I have no service information at all on > this amp. I have been tearing my hair out for over a week now. Can > someone please help. > > Thanks > Tony > tonyrock@xxxxxxxxxxx > > > Help make your TechAssist online repair tips > database better! Submit your fixes here: > http://www.circuitwork.com/techassist/tip/#tips > To unsubscribe write to: > techassist-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > with unsubscribe in the subject line. > > Help make your TechAssist online repair tips database better! Submit your fixes here: http://www.circuitwork.com/techassist/tip/#tips To unsubscribe write to: techassist-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with unsubscribe in the subject line.