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I have a HK AVR85 surround sound receiver. The volume isn't
working correctly anymore. It is Either of two settings. Very low
volume or BLARING loud. Its variable adjustment doesn't work at this
moment. I tried to see if the microprocessor would reset after 2 hours
by unplugging it, but it didn't. Is resetting the micro processor the
answer, and if so, how is that done on this model? Thanks in advance.

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Unlikely any "reset" is going to fix this. It has a real live problem, and
needs a real repair job. Some bad IC or other I would imagine. If it's not
worth spending possibly up to 150.00 or so on the repair, you might consider
replacement.

Mark Z.


"Juan" <user@att.com> wrote in message
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>I have a HK AVR85 surround sound receiver. The volume isn't
> working correctly anymore. It is Either of two settings. Very low
> volume or BLARING loud. Its variable adjustment doesn't work at this
> moment. I tried to see if the microprocessor would reset after 2 hours
> by unplugging it, but it didn't. Is resetting the micro processor the
> answer, and if so, how is that done on this model? Thanks in advance.
>

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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:00:34 -0600, "Mark D. Zacharias"
<mzacharias@yis.us> wrote:

>Unlikely any "reset" is going to fix this. It has a real live problem, and
>needs a real repair job. Some bad IC or other I would imagine. If it's not
>worth spending possibly up to 150.00 or so on the repair, you might consider
>replacement.
>
>Mark Z.
>
>
>"Juan" <user@att.com> wrote in message
>news:1gaqp0ht621joe8jccedb95pi5kpkrg1lu@4ax.com...
>>I have a HK AVR85 surround sound receiver. The volume isn't
>> working correctly anymore. It is Either of two settings. Very low
>> volume or BLARING loud. Its variable adjustment doesn't work at this
>> moment. I tried to see if the microprocessor would reset after 2 hours
>> by unplugging it, but it didn't. Is resetting the micro processor the
>> answer, and if so, how is that done on this model? Thanks in advance.
>>

Thank you.
Probably good for target practice.


>

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"Juan" <user@att.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:00:34 -0600, "Mark D. Zacharias"
> <mzacharias@yis.us> wrote:
>
>>Unlikely any "reset" is going to fix this. It has a real live problem, and
>>needs a real repair job. Some bad IC or other I would imagine. If it's not
>>worth spending possibly up to 150.00 or so on the repair, you might
>>consider
>>replacement.
>>
>>Mark Z.
>>
>>
>>"Juan" <user@att.com> wrote in message
>>news:1gaqp0ht621joe8jccedb95pi5kpkrg1lu@4ax.com...
>>>I have a HK AVR85 surround sound receiver. The volume isn't
>>> working correctly anymore. It is Either of two settings. Very low
>>> volume or BLARING loud. Its variable adjustment doesn't work at this
>>> moment. I tried to see if the microprocessor would reset after 2 hours
>>> by unplugging it, but it didn't. Is resetting the micro processor the
>>> answer, and if so, how is that done on this model? Thanks in advance.
>>>
>
> Thank you.
> Probably good for target practice.
>

There's always eBay. Might get a few bucks for it.

Mark Z.

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