I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer, usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting X thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it).
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I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer, usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting x thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it).
If it is a rotary encoder try cleaning it and see if that resolves the problem.
Here is a link to a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4XF9PoidJQ|video] that shows in principle, what to do.
Here is a link to the ifixit [[Topic:Grace Digital Mondo]] guide which may be of some help to gain access to the encoder.
If it is a faulty potentiometer (or even an encoder that has failed mechanically) hopefully there will be information stamped on the case of the component which will help if you have to order a replacement part, as I cannot find a service manual for the radio online from which to get the part information.
I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer,
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usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting X thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it).
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I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer, usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting X thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it).
If it is a rotary encoder try cleaning it and see if that resolves the problem.
Here is a link to a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4XF9PoidJQ|video] that shows in principle, what to do.
Here is a link to the ifixit [[Topic:Grace Digital Mondo]] guide which may be of some help to gain access to the encoder.
If it is a faulty potentiometer (or even an encoder that has failed mechanically) hopefully there will be information stamped on the case of the component which will help if you have to order a replacement part, as I cannot find a service manual for the radio online from which to get the part information.
I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer.(usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting X thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it)
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I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer,
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usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting X thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it).
If it is a rotary encoder try cleaning it and see if that resolves the problem.
Here is a link to a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4XF9PoidJQ|video] that shows in principle, what to do.
Here is a link to the ifixit [[Topic:Grace Digital Mondo]] guide which may be of some help to gain access to the encoder.
If it is a faulty potentiometer (or even an encoder that has failed mechanically) hopefully there will be information stamped on the case of the component which will help if you have to order a replacement part, as I cannot find a service manual for the radio online from which to get the part information.
I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type or a potentiometer.
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I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type (usually identified by just a number stamped on it) or a potentiometer.(usually identified by a number with either a k or k Ohms after the number denoting X thousands of Ohms resistance stamped on it)
If it is a rotary encoder try cleaning it and see if that resolves the problem.
Here is a link to a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4XF9PoidJQ|video] that shows in principle, what to do.
Here is a link to the ifixit [[Topic:Grace Digital Mondo]] guide which may be of some help to gain access to the encoder.
If it is a faulty potentiometer (or even an encoder that has failed mechanically) hopefully there will be information stamped on the case of the component which will help if you have to order a replacement part, as I cannot find a service manual for the radio online from which to get the part information.
Hi,
I don't know your radio so I don't know if the volume control would be a rotary encoder type or a potentiometer.
If it is a rotary encoder try cleaning it and see if that resolves the problem.
Here is a link to a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4XF9PoidJQ|video] that shows in principle, what to do.
Here is a link to the ifixit [[Topic:Grace Digital Mondo]] guide which may be of some help to gain access to the encoder.
If it is a faulty potentiometer (or even an encoder that has failed mechanically) hopefully there will be information stamped on the case of the component which will help if you have to order a replacement part, as I cannot find a service manual for the radio online from which to get the part information.
Hopefully this is of some help.