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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Ok, page 114: CP14 pin 18-19 (Agnd/RETgnd)should have continuity to CN115 pins 1 and 2. Yes/No? If you don't have continuity from there to the other Agnds, they merge elsewhere, likely on CP11 found on page 112. I believe how these Gnds interconnect on 112 is where you want to look. Check...
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    KitchenAid microwave oven combo

    No way to tell without closer inspection. Microwave is likely malfunctioning causing it to overload (draw too much current) which causes the circuit breaker to trip. If your confident, feel qualified and have some basic tools, you could take it apart and try and fix it. If it's not an...
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Why did you reassemble if you haven't resolved the 'open' problem? I wouldn't try probing around for signals until your certain you've got Vcc, Vdd on all ICs, and all the missing Gnds ring true.
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Because R571 is on page 86 next to connector CN2 of the HDMI board (bottom right)
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Well you'll have to sort out where your losing it. One technique that helps determine where, is putting a jumper at each missing point and connect them one at a time to ground and see how it impacts continuity on the other points. I'm not sure about the green circles, they could be test points...
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    Kantech event messages

    Welcome Craig G. I don't know if I can help, but you should probably start by telling us what the "system" is and anything else pertinent such as make/model number.
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    Voltage drop on newly installed 120 receptacle

    I would expect the op to say "my newly installed GFI outlet keeps tripping", if that's what's happening. Here State side, acceptable voltage drop is 3% for branch circuits, and 5% total including feeder.
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    Howdy!

    Welcome Jared and thanks for your service.
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    Got any ideas for using an old fridge?

    You don't have to use Oxy/acety to braze, just use Map gas. It burns hotter than propane and is inexpensive. I suppose you could alternatively use compression couplings also. But a large beer cooler on your beach would make for one heck of a ceilidh.
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    Got any ideas for using an old fridge?

    You can buy a piercing valve for less than £2 and you don't have to touch a torch. PS: I don't mean flashlight. Lol
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    Voltage drop on newly installed 120 receptacle

    I'm not sure what you mean by voltage drop ensued. What was existing before your added outlet should remain the same. Its possible that when you tightened the wires to your circuit breaker you broke a bus connection under the breakers leaving a weak point in the circuit. This can show you have...
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    All Agnds should be connected together, and have continuity to Chassis Gnd. We know Agnd merge together to chassis. You said you had continuity at all point except CN13A. So now I presume we are adding CN/CP14 along with CN13A in the open Agnd category. Yes, when you get a wandering reading its...
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Lets hope not. If sparks are flying you've go bigger problems than an open Gnd.
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Maybe you said it in a different thread?o_O Even when I get lost driving, There's a point where I know where I am, and another where I know I'm lost. The point Agnd is lost is one side of CN13A and I believe you have Agnd pretty much anywhere else, right? For that matter, you could jumper from...
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    As I said (three times now) just jumper a good Agnd point to where your Agnd is not available (CN13a) In other words, solder a wire to a convenient point of "good" Agnd and the other end can go to CN13A (Dead Agnd) or a point near it that connects to it. You seem to be going all around hells...
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    I believe opening another thread may be warranted when we reach a roadblock and run out of ideas, Not when we are mid-search for a ground.
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    No, they cross but are not connected. When you see a round dot on a crossing line they are connected.
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Yikes! What're'ya comming from the outer Hebrides? I can drive that distance in half that time. I realize the mountains can slow you down, but wow. Btw, I was only kidding and didn't mean to put you on the spot.
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Michael, I have a feeling this missing ground isn't on the boards themselves but a result of how they interconnect (plug in) with the front/side boards. I think I'd temporarily jumper the Agnds together to see if it restores power to your ICs. At that point you can evaluate what's working and...
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    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Great idea. Why not invite Michael up one weekend and perhaps can lend a hand? :) Michael seems to be making progress in my opinion, but yes, some assistance isn't a bad idea.
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