posted by shanes on Apr 06, 2008
MY AMP KEEPS BLOWING THE MAIN INTERNAL FUSE ,NO SPEAKERS ARE CONNECTED WHEN THIS HPPENS.HELP.
Solution #1
posted on Apr 09, 2008
Bad News!
If the fuse is in the mains (power line) you could have a bad rectifier or other problem in the power supply. Most amplifiers nowadays have switching power supplies and they are not as easy to troubleshoot as the older linear supplies. If an Output or driver transistor is shorted, the power supply fuse will dump just as fast, load or no load.
Mister Phil
If the fuse is in the mains (power line) you could have a bad rectifier or other problem in the power supply. Most amplifiers nowadays have switching power supplies and they are not as easy to troubleshoot as the older linear supplies. If an Output or driver transistor is shorted, the power supply fuse will dump just as fast, load or no load.
Mister Phil
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