Overload Message (by 2 users)
posted by mjordan on Jul 28, 2006
Every time I turn on my system, it stays on for about 3 to 5 seconds, then with a click, I briefly see the message "OVERLOAD" before the unit turns itself off. I have opened up the unit, and I see no plown fuses, or anything looking burnt out.
Do think this is a power supply issue?, and if so, I think I can repair it, I just need to know what part to get and where.
Thanks for the time.
Peace, MJ
1 Other User Has The Same Problem
Comment by Guest, posted on Jan 05, 2008
Every time I turn on my system, it stays on for about 3 to 5 seconds, then with a click, I briefly see the message "OVERLOAD" before the unit turns itself off. I have opened up the unit, and I see no blown fuses, or anything looking burnt out.
Solution #1
posted on Jun 07, 2008
ApprenticeThe amp probably shorted out from bad cable or yop probabaly you drove the amp into clipping and it blew out
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