Any good hifi repair master

Anyone know good hifi repair technician that willing to spend time to trace the problem, i've tried 2 so far, but the problem still happen.

Hi hifikaki....

Do a search under "repair & repairs" and you shoud get two very capable persons :

1. Mr Oh
2. Mr Jude


cheers

wingman wrote:Hi hifikaki....

Do a search under "repair & repairs" and you shoud get two very capable persons :

1. Mr Oh
2. Mr Jude


cheers

Mr Oh, when i told him the problem, he said it difficult to trace, so refuse to accept my amp
Mr Jude, took my amp more than 1 month, when i called, he told me he bought the part and ready to repair the fault, 2 week later i call again, told me it fixed, but 1 week later called me say he cant solve the problem, and the amp return untouch.

& what is the problem?

If Mr Oh did not take in your amp I suspect the problem would be
difficult to be fixed. This was proven when Mr Jude failed to fix the
amp despite having it for 3 weeks. Last resort is probably to send the
amp to the dealer carrying the brand but I'm not sure who would be up
to the task. I have high admiration for Mr Oh's skills and if he thinks
problem is difficult to troubleshoot it would most likely be the case.

Good luck.

hifi kaki.....

what is the problem ? Care to share....

Then the forum members would be able to advice on your next course ....


cheers

or Octave Electronics ....

wingman wrote:hifi kaki.....

what is the problem ? Care to share....

Then the forum members would be able to advice on your next course ....


cheers

The amp goes into protection mode after i leave it on for few hours, sometime few days. I know the problem going to need time to trace, that why i mentioned someone willing to spend times on this.

Dont think there is any agent selling Audia here. The amp really look complicated when i opened up.

Usually Mr Oh doesn't take in amps if he doesn't have circuit diagrams of the amps. Maybe that is one of the reasons although there may be others. If not hands-on better not try to troubleshoot the problem yourself. May get into more trouble if not done properly.

Good luck.

hifikaki wrote:.

The amp goes into protection mode after i leave it on for few hours, sometime few days..

I encountered similar problem with my Denon AVR before. Not able to reset. Finally, replaced some kind of panel inside and it is working fine.

Maybe you can contact the agent in Singapore.

Asia Sound Equipment S Pte Ltd
1 Coleman ST
Hex 04-49 and 04-62 The Adelphi - Singapore 179803
Phone +65 62569120
Email: dthk33@singnet.com.sg

Hi, I am Edmund Jude.

I think hifikaki's statement that i kept his amplifier for a month and then return to him untouched is very misleading.

Let me explain.... When he sent his audia amplifier to me, i told him that this fault is very difficult to trace but i will try to solve this problem for him. I spent many hours over the 3 to 4 weeks his amplifier was with me testing the amp circuit boards . I tested all the capacitors and related parts but found them to be showing the correct values except one part which was giving a different value when the unit got hot.

That is when i ordered the part and after fixing the part into the unit, I found the amplifier still going into protect mode after running for 3 days.

That's when I gave up and told him that i cannot solve this problem .

Finally after all the hours of work on the amp , I returned it back to him .

Well that's what happened with the Audia repair.

With Regards,
Edmund Jude

In my case both Mr Oh and Mr Jude re-surrected my hifi gear where others were unable to do the intended task.

Component tracing is not a simple thing and i do emphatize with people in this trade.

I know that most if not all manufacturers would replace the specific section ( circuit board ) when they encounter these types of nagging issue. And you as a customer pay a hefty repair bill and either you are a happy or angry customer.

(Been there and done that)

Hifikaki....

Sending your gear back to the Distributor would be a likely option and hopefully they have the required parts to change as a whole rather then components change.

Be aware that most manufacturers would keep parts for a specific period of time. (life cycle of the product) Or they may source the parts from other parts of the world.

Suggest you get in touch with the manufacturer of the product.

cheers

the display light on my remote "tak nyala". can anyone please advice?. btw it is RC970 for AVR3805.

TQ

triping have 2 condition
1. over current
2. over voltage (rare design for power amplifier)

check for the current flow .. compare left and right channel .. suppose be the same .

tanbotak. it is not my receiver, the remote having that problem. i cannot see anything on the blue screen..

dear bro .. LCD panel hard to repair .. most likely the contact between the LCD panel with the board (the material like rubber) was not contact properly if the remote still functioning . if not .. you may need look for specialist .. sorry .. i am not familiar on the LCD panel ..

Edmund,
Nice of you to post here

If you have my phone no, text me a message. I dont have yours anymore. My rotel 930 has got issues again.

Sarkaaj
012-2349177

Sorry for interrupt. My amplifier also 'nyala' all time at the Protect (LED light). Is that mean my amplifier is under protection mode? By the way, the amplifier is still running well.

both mr oh n jude are good at their trade but with plenty equipments repair under their sleeves , guess it good luck for you , maybe you need to share the same horoscope. James

how do I find Mr Oh or Jude numbers?

thanks in advance

Swing ....

Mr Oh - 0122060888

Mr Jude - 0122174777

cheers

wingman wrote:Swing ....

cheers

thanks

WKH quoted me RM380 for the remote . not sure want to buy or not

you can try Mr. Freddie Chin - 0125764499 & +65 96120043.....all my equipments are repaired and rectified by him (amps,cdps,speakers,music workstations,keyboards,synthesizers etc)....highly recommended....he resides in singapore now, as i called him a couple of months back, but will be back to malaysia once a while....cheers!