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I would first contact NAD to find out who is authorized to do repairs in your area:
http://nadelectronics.com/parts-service
If no local help, United Radio (in Syracuse, NY) is the place where I've had to send equipment for warranty work. My understanding is that a LOT of manufacturers outsource this to United Radio:
http://www.unitedradio.com/consumer-electronics/
(Fair warning: copper ain't light so you can expect out-of-pocket shipping for any one particular unit to be pricy. FedEx was cheaper than UPS - even with a declared value!)
I suggest that you get a NAD 165BEE.
That should be a significant improvement to your system.
Audio Advisor has it for $999.