JVC TH-M505 System "amp burning home theater" Questions

unit will not read CD's. it worked fine the other day not just flashes ''reading" until it give me the can not read error. This is a common problem with playing copied CD's. ...

...k1a278r33p1I need to know where i can get the part You could be right the right channel audio amp but in my experience I have encouter that speakers do that too before they burn. To find that ...

...are 6 ohms, and it will be very difficult to find a receiver that is 6 ohm compatible. most home amps are 8 ohm, and will overheat and burn up when used with 6 ohm speakers. the subowoofer is 4 ...

..."cannot play disc". ...

Does anyone have an answer for this? Surely the wire couldn't have failed and can a channel on the amp really burn out? I don't blare my system at all and ggggrrrrrr!!!

I had used a lower Ac Apadter, it was about 300 Millwalts,But the SP uses about 1000 Millawalts. Would The Roland Sp 606 Still Burn Out if i use a lower Ac adapter? the unit will only draw the amps it

...might be? What it might (definitely) be is a big repair bill. Alot of mfg's don't put fuses on the amp sections. They use relays. It's probably a transistor or power amp module that fried. What ...

...failure requiring a tech to fix. If it burns out with a signal going to it: Very likely the amp is overloaded and goes into protective thermal shutdown. Letting it cool off for a little while ...

...Home Theatre unit I get "Protection" and it shuts off. What is this and how do I fix it? i've had a similar problem where the fan stopped moving and the system gave the usual "protect" error. i think ...

...please help, many thanks, george. If the "check speaker" is always turning on, it is possible the amp itself is shorted at the IC. Replace AMP IC pack or if it has N and P channel output