Pretty sure it has a bad OP driver IC (distorted channel).....
Why not just compare the working channels to the bad one? There's likely either a dual op amp for each channel, or sometimes two channels will share a dual op amp (half for each channel). Some of your channels work and one doesn't, so you have proper voltages on enough channels to use them for a reference. If it's an op amp, I'd expect there to be DC on pins of that IC where there shouldn't be.
"I took a photo of my ohm meter... It didn't help." Enzo 8/20/22
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