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    If Excessive Hum Is Heard Coming Out of a Loudspeaker,one
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If Excessive Hum Is Heard Coming Out of a Loudspeaker,one

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If excessive hum is heard coming out of a loudspeaker,one of the prime suspects is a shorted diode in the power supply.

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