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Problem with Primare I32 Amp

I recently bought a Primare I32 integrated amp from an Audiogon seller.  It worked great for a few months, but now I cannot get it to produce any sound at all.  
The warm-up sequence of the amp is normal, and I have checked everything I can think of from cables to source and nothing works.  
I had been listening to it last night without any issues but this morning when I went to listen to some music the sound was silent.  
Anyone have suggestions for me?  I did send emails to Primare and their U.S. distributor so hopefully I will hear back soon.  
Thanks!
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jafant
19,602 posts
 
Agreed

start w/ the fuse OP. Keep us posted as you figure out what is going on w/ your amp.
miner42
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Contact Kevin Deal at Upscale audio.  He is the US distributor
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islandmandan
1,260 posts
 
I don't know what part of the country you're in, but I had to have a Primare SP 31 processor-preamp rebuilt. I sent it to Randy Vikan at Audio Elite in Western Washington state. He's also a factory authorized tech for McIntosh. He does a good job, and doesn't charge outrageous prices.

Hope things works out for you.
Regards,
Dan    
czarivey
5,946 posts
 
Switch to vintage receivers and integrated amps:

Sansui G9000, Pioneer SX 1980...1280...1080, 
Sansui AU317...

These units have schematics accessible for free and are serviceable if break.
Modern high end stuff isn't or at least it would be more than arm/leg to ship around for dealer or manufacturer repair.

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snackeyp OP
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Thanks all.  I did test the fuse and it tested good.  
I'm sending it in to Audio Elite today for repair.  They are the authorized repair center for Primare and they have been very helpful and attentive so far.  

Cheers,

Peter
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