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I can't really tell you what's wrong. You'll have to get the schematic and try to figure it out on your own

@@SevenFortyOne it could be the relay or the power capacitors,I’m guessing.I order the relay already,So I’ll start from there then if still don’t work I’ll go for the 2 capacitors to be replace.

@@vintagestereocollector4159 Sounds like you have no clue of what you are talking about...

@@TheHoss4145 yeah, he not, i got a SA7800 unit like years ago, the old man who i got the amplifier from, told me that it was at his friend for service, and he opened up the amplifier before use and he thought that is too dodgy, so he sent it to me to do whatever i can, like amplifier were gone, the service have done its own diy amplifier out of the driver transistor, and there were heating caps everywhere, the main filter caps were all bulgy, and the amplifier was only made a meter spark. Vu meter was all gone cause of the good service guy accidentally gave direct dc at the wrong location. So i fixed mine, recapped, i rewired the transformers, cause at this point all the transistors were gone and i only able to get Bc639 & bc640 which is lower voltage rated thus i got 2SC4793 & 2SA1837 for the drivers that were closest available, and for power, i got 2SC3519 & 2SA1386, i have put 2 on each side of the amplifier, so i have 4 output transistors/ch. so i rewired the transformer to give out +-32dc i recapped whatever i had locally, (Elite caps, and some of Nichicons that was available.) I completly rebuilt the VU from led, works like original, looks like original, cause i was aware that i want those leds to be at the same positions as the original were, just the marking missing like, (tape, phono, tuner, aux, L, W8Ohm, R, 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 80) those lights are absent from my board sadly. i was unable to do that, amplifier is assembled. I have a little hum, those days im on hum hunt! Thats pretty sad that the service guy have messed up the unit so bad, but i got the unit for completly free, so i cannot complain i guess.

+Tyler Cook I cleaned the outside with Windex and used Deoxit (electronic contact cleaner) on the inside of the switches and controls.

Thank you!, another question, where can you get these relays? I have a pioneer amp SA-750.

+Tyler Cook Mouser or DigiKey are probably your best bet...

I don't remember. But if you search for the service manual it should be listed in there

@@SevenFortyOne Thanks I will try it. One guy sells this one with changed transistors and I'm thinking about the deal. He told me that it sounds like the original which he has in his colection. Can an amp with changed transistors sound like one with original ones?

I don't know if you would notice a difference if he used quality parts. It depends on if the new transistors have the same specs as the old

@@SevenFortyOne Thanks for the fast answer. I will listen to both an if I don't like it the guy sells Sa 708 too :D

@@tropikfare Power-Transiwstors have no effect on the sound.