From: T i m on
Hi All,

I have a fairly old but lightly used Sherwood R 125 RDS ss FM receiver
but note the FM tuner has died.

Well, it's working in as much it appears to auto tune and lock onto a
station and with the volume turned up you can hear it trying to work
but it's if it's heavily muted (and distorted). FWIW the AM side seems
'alive' but I have no aerial on there atm to really test it.

I *think* I had something similar years ago on an old Memorex FM tuner
and I think that was the cct that muted the signal between stations
muting all the time?

Anyone seen this before and any ideas re a fix please (as it's quite a
nice unit otherwise).

Cheers, T i m
From: William Sommerwerck on
Wasn't he a famous playwright?


From: T i m on
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009 08:20:28 -0700, "William Sommerwerck"
<grizzledgeezer(a)comcast.net> wrote:

>Wasn't he a famous playwright?
>
You aren't getting confused with Robin Hoods 'hood' are you?

T i m


From: Bennett Price on
Are you sure it's the tuner and not the amp to which it's connected?


T i m wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a fairly old but lightly used Sherwood R 125 RDS ss FM receiver
> but note the FM tuner has died.
>
> Well, it's working in as much it appears to auto tune and lock onto a
> station and with the volume turned up you can hear it trying to work
> but it's if it's heavily muted (and distorted). FWIW the AM side seems
> 'alive' but I have no aerial on there atm to really test it.
>
> I *think* I had something similar years ago on an old Memorex FM tuner
> and I think that was the cct that muted the signal between stations
> muting all the time?
>
> Anyone seen this before and any ideas re a fix please (as it's quite a
> nice unit otherwise).
>
> Cheers, T i m
From: PeterD on
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:56:34 +0100, T i m <news(a)spaced.me.uk> wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>I have a fairly old but lightly used Sherwood R 125 RDS ss FM receiver
>but note the FM tuner has died.
>
>Well, it's working in as much it appears to auto tune and lock onto a
>station and with the volume turned up you can hear it trying to work
>but it's if it's heavily muted (and distorted). FWIW the AM side seems
>'alive' but I have no aerial on there atm to really test it.
>
>I *think* I had something similar years ago on an old Memorex FM tuner
>and I think that was the cct that muted the signal between stations
>muting all the time?
>
>Anyone seen this before and any ideas re a fix please (as it's quite a
>nice unit otherwise).
>
>Cheers, T i m

Take it you don't have a schematic so that would be your first step.
Then trace with a signal tracer and see if you can find your missing
audio?