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whigre
06-11-2012, 03:20
I was wondering if anyone could provide information on my 719 as the power on/off switch does not function and is always power on. I control it with a powerbar. Can it be repaired? Thanks

pete_mac
06-11-2012, 04:32
Hi,

If you are technically-minded it may be possible to dismantle the switch and flip over the contacts. I forget whether or not the ALPS power switch in these unts allow this.

Otherwise, Sansui Parts Shop has genuine NOS replacements for 15 euros. :)

EDIT: here is the direct link:

http://www.sansui-parts-shop.com/index.php?page=details&prod=2319&cat=271&group=0

seoirse2002
06-11-2012, 10:27
Hi,

If you are technically-minded it may be possible to dismantle the switch and flip over the contacts. I forget whether or not the ALPS power switch in these unts allow this.

Otherwise, Sansui Parts Shop has genuine NOS replacements for 15 euros. :)

EDIT: here is the direct link:

http://www.sansui-parts-shop.com/index.php?page=details&prod=2319&cat=271&group=0

WOW Pete! I had no idea there was a sansui parts shop!! my au 555a needs a few bits!...thanks for sharing that:)

wee tam
06-11-2012, 12:50
me neither , thanks for the link pete , using an au555a also george

seoirse2002
06-11-2012, 13:48
me neither , thanks for the link pete , using an au555a also george

Great vintage amp,I was missing a couple of knobs and bought a broken au 101 just for the knobs and then gave it to a friend of mine who fixed it and said it was an easy fix and is still using it...now Im going to send him that link!!
Isnt aos great?:)

wee tam
06-11-2012, 15:18
love it , and never gonna give up on it , its been recapped etc so good for a while yet :)
Great vintage amp,I was missing a couple of knobs and bought a broken au 101 just for the knobs and then gave it to a friend of mine who fixed it and said it was an easy fix and is still using it...now Im going to send him that link!!
Isnt aos great?:)

pete_mac
06-11-2012, 22:48
WOW Pete! I had no idea there was a sansui parts shop!! my au 555a needs a few bits!...thanks for sharing that:)

No worries!

A lot of stuff has already been sold, but they still have plenty of useful bits available.