@jrcspnkr117 take a look on the bottom of it and see if it has the FCC-ID number AFA9X921162. Sears Roebuck really didn't build it but it was made by Sanyo :-) should have been made somewhere in the beginning of 1983 (awesome year). Anyhow, this sounds like an audio IC issue. Post some really good pictures of your circuit board with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see and hopefully we can identify what is going on. Also, a couple of pictures from the outside to see what it looks like may help us to properly identify this unit better. [guide|21499]
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@jrcspnkr117 take a look on the bottom of it and see if it has the FCC-ID number AFA9X921162. If so, then Sears Roebuck really didn't build it but it was made by Sanyo :-) Should have been made somewhere in the beginning of 1983 (awesome year). Anyhow, this sounds like an audio IC issue. Post some really good pictures of your circuit board with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see and hopefully we can identify what is going on. Also, a couple of pictures from the outside to see what it looks like may help us to properly identify this unit better. [guide|21499]
@jrcspnkr117 take a look on the bottom of it and see if it has the FCC-ID number AFA9X921162. Sears Roebuck really didn't build it but it was made by Sanyo :-) should have been made somewhere in the beginning of 1983 (awesome year). Anyhow, this sounds like an audio IC issue. Post some really good pictures of your circuit board with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see and hopefully we can identify what is going on. Also, a couple of pictures from the outside to see what it looks like may help us to properly identify this unit better. [guide|21499]