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maybe some other electronics replaced on it. I don't know. And there was a person down in the LA area who was well known for being a Kenwood repair person, but I don't know if he's still doing work. And I'd have to find out who that is, but preferably if there's anybody up here in the Las Vegas area who does repairs on Kenwood's, that might be a possibility too, but I'd have to find out if there any such person exists. 84L. Yeah, you know what? I had a 440, and in the 80s, I also had a 430. And they both suffer from the same thing. They came back then, they put some epoxy on the board, and it would get conductive. And then another one.