I have a rotel rb-993 3 channel amp. Normally when i turn it on, i can hear the relay clicks before the amp turns on. But now, there's no relay click but the light comes on, of course the amp is not working. Could it be just a simple relay repair or can anyone direct me to where i should locate and replace the component.
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Pull the chassis cover off and look for the fuses on the circuit boards. Replace them if you have slightest suspicion of their condition or check them with a VU meter. You can sometimes find replacements at RatShack or click the Parts Express banner on our site and order from them.
Otherwise, you will need to locate a repair shop with a good reputation or return the unit to Rotel’s repair facility.
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