TJPennypacker
- Apr 2, 2024
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Hi folks. I’ll try to explain my problem as clearly as I can. Any suggestions will be much appreciated.
I have a Harmon Kardon hk570i stereo receiver and sometimes it will play through both speakers, but often it will only play through one side. What seems to fix the problem (temporarily) is disconnecting and reattaching the ground wire from the phono turntable to the ground post on the receiver. While this usually gets the both speakers working, they will operate at a different volume, then over time, one speaker will cut out again. I wonder if this is a power issue, a grounding issue, or a problem with a component in the receiver.
Both speakers work properly and the problem occurs on the radio function and the phono function but does not seem to be a problem with the aux function.
Any ideas?
I have a Harmon Kardon hk570i stereo receiver and sometimes it will play through both speakers, but often it will only play through one side. What seems to fix the problem (temporarily) is disconnecting and reattaching the ground wire from the phono turntable to the ground post on the receiver. While this usually gets the both speakers working, they will operate at a different volume, then over time, one speaker will cut out again. I wonder if this is a power issue, a grounding issue, or a problem with a component in the receiver.
Both speakers work properly and the problem occurs on the radio function and the phono function but does not seem to be a problem with the aux function.
Any ideas?