Fisher studio standard stereo system ca-225a

[dlandis]

The left channel on my CA-225a receiver is out, probably from a short across the speaker terminals in the rear. Is there any way this can be fixed? I love the sound on this Fisher system. Thanks, Don

 

[bob@1234]

The left channel on my CA-225a receiver is out, probably from a short across the speaker terminals in the rear. Is there any way this can be fixed? I love the sound on this Fisher system. Thanks, Don

Don, I am looking for the same thing you are my left channel is out also. Kind of odd we would have the same problem on the same system, I bought mine around 1984 and it has been a great system. I hope someone out there can help us. Skip

 

[Pyree]

This topic has been moved from the section Opinions and Experiences to section Home Audio by Pyree

 

[Joeg007]

I too have had the same problem on the same system, I also see this was posted 4 years ago but was a solution ever found? Thanks, Joseph

 

[americanaudiophile]

You can remove the cover. Check for any glass fuses that no longer have a wire going from one end to the other. You can try to replace it with the same amperage value fuse. If it blows then the solution is a a good repair technician and too much money. It's not a DIY repair.
These are not real Fisher receivers. They date from when the name was owned by Sankyo.