Re: sherwood Newcastle R-672 A/V Receiver Shuts down

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I have a Sherwood Newcastle R-772 receiver that has no sound. The components were hooked up using Optical and Digital coax, and just stopped working one day. I double checked the inputs to make sure they were assigned properly and eveything checked out ok. If I use the analog audio jacks I get sound. I did a factory reset on the unit and still have the same issue. Checked the digital audio board for visible bad parts and couldn't see anything wrong. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Steve

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