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  • tibimakai
    started a topic ONkyo TX-NR626 Check SP Wire

    ONkyo TX-NR626 Check SP Wire

    I have picked up this receiver with this fault showing for like two seconds and shuts off.
    I have found the bad final transistors at channel SBL and bad 0.22Ohm resistor, so I have cut there terminal and the receiver turned on.
    Now I'm looking at bad components and I have found a transistor on the pre-amp section with these markings and I don't know which transistor would this be?
    FR 15.
    I'm attaching some pictures.
    I can't find schematics for this receiver.
    Any help would be appreciated.
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