Previous T.B.’s required: Revised from T763-H2005-05
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DESCRIPTION: You may have the complaint that the subwoofer or other channels are
popping when switching inputs or when turning on and off.
REASON: The channel that is popping may have a muting transistor damaged due to an
external source or subwoofer causing static damage to the transistor.
SOLUTION: Replace the transistor and install a 4700 pF capacitor between the base and
collector on the pre amp pc board , as shown in the following two schematics. The use of a
surface mount capacitor is recommended. Placing the capacitor on the bottom of the board
between the base and collector of each muting transistor is preferred . See figure 2 on page 2.
Note: It is recommended to install this capacitor to each channel’s muting transistor. The
following are the designations of the muting transistors,
Q608,Q609,Q610,Q611,Q612,Q613,Q615,Q617 and Multi source muting transistors
Q632,Q633.
DESCRIPTION: At high volume setting with no signal on an un-terminated analogue input,
there maybe some audible residual hum noise and whistling sound coming from one or more
channels.
REASON: The residual noise is coming from power supply ground and DSP board ground.
The whistle noise is coming from the DSP board.
SOLUTION: Remove the DSP board and order a replacement DSP board from our spares
department .Order under the number in the service manual. Perform the following ground
changes to lower residual hum noise.
T763 Ground changes
Change the cable between J617 on Pre-out board and Multi-channel RCA from AWG22 to
1.
AWG18.
Implemented in production from Serial number: R44T76303751
YES
NO
, 2004 Subject: Residual Noise
Figure 1
Note: If this is not present on the unit, add AWG18 cable between Pre-out RCA and Multichannel RCA.
4. When installing new DSP board please perform the following. Float the DSP AGND
(including the grounding bracket) from chassis using an insulated washer. See figure 4 and
figure 5.
FIGURE 4
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633 Granite Court
Pickering, ON Canada L1K 3K1
Voice: 905-831-0799 FAX 905-837-6357
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DESCRIPTION: The unit may be experiencing intermittent audio or display. The unit may
not always power up.
REASON: The flat ribbon cables, primarily the ones running from the front panel but may
include all flat ribbon cables. They may have intermittent contact due to oxidization.
SOLUTION: Clean all ribbon connectors using an eraser or preferably a non alcohol based
cleaner which will leave no residue. See figures 1, 2 and 3.
NO
, 2004 Subject: Flat Ribbon Cables
YES
Figure 1
Locate and remove the
ribbon cables, front
panel cables shown.
C) Replace C4316, C4318, and C4320 with 1000 uF 6V.
Figure 3
Contact:
NAD Electronics International
633 Granite Court
Pickering, ON Canada L1K 3K1
Voice: 905-831-0799 FAX 905-837-6357
www.nadelectronics.com
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Technical Bulletin
T763
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DESCRIPTION: Unit may shut down, shortly after turn on.
REASON: There is a diode on the standby board that maybe operating intermittantly.
SOLUTION: Locate and identify D756 on the standby board. Change only if the diode is a
1N4148. Change from a 1N4148 to a 1N4004 or equivalent. See figure 1 for details.