--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , <yahoo@...> wrote:
Hi Dieter,

I've just replaced both the LM386 and the TL084, and the problem is
still there, so perhaps I didn't short it to ground after all.

I'll contact Thomann and get it sent back to them.

Thanks for you help.

TJ

> It's very easy to replace the LM386 as it is inserted into a socket. The
> LM386 is also cheap (< Euro 1) and a standard electronic part. In
Germany
> it's available from all electronic online shops (e.g. Conrad,
Reichelt). I
> don't about the situation in UK but I assume it's similar. First of
all I'd
> replace the LM386. To be on the safe side I'd also replace the TL084
which
> also a cheap circuit (< Euro 1). If this does not help please send the
> module to the dealer where you purchased it for repair. If you have
problems
> to get the LM386 and TL084 we can send you the circuits (the shipping
> charges will be much more than the value of the parts).
>
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
>