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EX800 output problem

EX800 output problem

2001-12-19 by shaynecafferata

I just started experiencing this problem on my EX800:
After being on for anywhere between 1/2 an hour to 1 hour, the 
left(mono) output 
cacks out. There is almost no output and what is there is distorted. 
When I wiggle the 
cord at the jack or pull it out and re-insert it, it makes no 
difference. No crackle or 
anything. If I insert into the right output, it's fine. I did kind of 
trip on the cord a little 
just before it started happening, so I thought maybe I cracked a 
solder point, but with 
that senario, I would have expected intermittent output when wiggling 
the connection.
I'll check for a solder crack anyway, but I'm wondering what else it 
might be, if it's 
not that. The unit was also in a fire about 5 years ago. Any wise 
thoughts on this?
  Thanks,
             Shayne

RE: [vintagesynthrepair] EX800 output problem

2001-12-19 by Florent Ainardi

hi
perhaps the problem is the output amplifier for teh left output, you must find the schematics of the ex800 to check the component
good luck
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Objet : [vintagesynthrepair] EX800 output problem

I just started experiencing this problem on my EX800:
After being on for anywhere between 1/2 an hour to 1 hour, the
left(mono) output
cacks out. There is almost no output and what is there is distorted.
When I wiggle the
cord at the jack or pull it out and re-insert it, it makes no
difference. No crackle or
anything. If I insert into the right output, it's fine. I did kind of
trip on the cord a little
just before it started happening, so I thought maybe I cracked a
solder point, but with
that senario, I would have expected intermittent output when wiggling
the connection.
I'll check for a solder crack anyway, but I'm wondering what else it
might be, if it's
not that. The unit was also in a fire about 5 years ago. Any wise
thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Shayne



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Re: [vintagesynthrepair] EX800 output problem

2001-12-21 by Bill Fox

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From: shaynecafferata <scafferata@...>
>I did kind of 
>trip on the cord a little 
>just before it started happening, so I thought maybe I cracked a 
>solder point, but with 
>that senario, I would have expected intermittent output when wiggling 
>the connection.
>I'll check for a solder crack anyway, but I'm wondering what else it 
>might be, if it's 
>not that.

Did Korg use Jayco jacks?  They're dren.  Replace them.

>The unit was also in a fire about 5 years ago. Any wise 
>thoughts on this?

Air it out?

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