Teac AG-V8060 Receiver "blown headphones" Questions

headphones. It is not impossible though that a fuse has blown inside the amp, If you unplug from mains and look inside you may spot a blown fuse , (only replace with one of the same rating). Hope this

...headphones my be damaged or "blown-out" This is common when played at high volumes. the crackling you hear is the result of the voice coil in the driver (speaker) contacting the cone. the only way to ...

...headphones but does not come from main speaker when h/phone lead is removed Hi davyboy5 Sounds like the speaker has blown or maybe a wire has come off. Sometimes the headphone socket can go faulty ...

...quot; in protective mode" message. Tried headphone jack and also no sound. Opened up and saw 2 blown fuses (8 AMP) on the "DC" circuit board. Went to Radio Shack and they only had 6.3 ...

...speakers.If you still have no speaker sound check to see if the speakers have fuses which may be blown.I would try another set of speakers to determine if it's the amplifer or the speakers.The ...

...TV is turned down and then slowly turned up. If both TV and Amp volumes were too high this could of blown the output stage or maybe just a fuse. If you are getting no power or it does power up but no ...

blown, which they are not. Player does fine with powered speakers or headphones; receiver and speakers are fine with other sources. Try getting into the configuration menu of the MP3 player and adjust

headphones still-very baffled my speakers arnt working in my unit all of a sudden-there not blown however it worked before n just got second handed what happened!!!dont have a remote n can i reset the

headphones.. mains fuses all ok any advice no obvious blown componets, odd that its both channels does it point to power supply Hi:You directed this question at me, but unfortunately this isn't my

...on each side and 2 in the back top. Check the fuses, I believe there are 3 of them. If the fuse is blown, you can order them online. Hope this ...