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Somebody must tripped on my speaker wires. I turned on my Harman and
Kardon AVR100 and after 3 seconds, it went to protect mode (red button ring). I found out that the speaker wires were pulled from the speakers and were shorted. I disconnected everything at the back of the receiver and turned it on but just the same, it goes to protect mode after 3 seconds. I checked the fuses visually and they seem to be ok. What could have been damaged? Is it worth fixing? |
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reneisla wrote:
Somebody must tripped on my speaker wires. I turned on my Harman and Kardon AVR100 and after 3 seconds, it went to protect mode (red button ring). I found out that the speaker wires were pulled from the speakers and were shorted. I disconnected everything at the back of the receiver and turned it on but just the same, it goes to protect mode after 3 seconds. I checked the fuses visually and they seem to be ok. What could have been damaged? Is it worth fixing? Blown amp channel. Time to get it to a shop. If it isn't worth putting maybe around 150.00 into the repair, maybe time to consider replacement instead. Mark Z. Mark Z. |
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