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Solid state transistor amplifier. The speaker 'thumps' loud when switch on.

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Check proper connection to output stage(good condition of speakers cables)no short in cables or touching each other.-no problem in speaker itself(speaker coil short circuit or open circuit)-disconnect all from amp and check if it is ok-you will have a problem in cables or speaker if not you will have a problem in your amp.

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Fault: No output from left channel. The right channel is working fine.

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While testing the amp noticed that the left channel is giving switch on off thump while powering ON and OFF the amplifier. It happens when there is DC voltage flow through the speakers. It shouldn't be there. And the thump is there only on the left channel. While testing the amplifier section found that all the transistors where idling at mentioned voltage. All Base pins where around +/- 0.5volt. and the output is almost 0.012mvdc.
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Mackie thump 15 a over load light stays on when powerd not even sending a signal to them.

There's a problem with the amplifier transistors or other heat generating circuit. That's what triggers the overload light.
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We have a Optimus STAV-3770 that is stuck on 'Muting'. Have tried everything we can think of to no avail. Even purchased a new remote.Is there a solution.

Switch off the mains supply before connecting/disconnecting any cables.

Disconnect all the speaker cables and switch on. If the fault clears carefully check the speaker wiring for shorts before reconnecting.

If the fault is not in the speaker wiring or speakers the amplifier will need expert attention. Faulty speaker wiring can easily damage solid state amplifiers.
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Amplifier in protection

That thump beat was called motor boating and is amplfier oscillation. It means that a driving transistor in the audio output circuit is bad. You will have to send this in.
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When I power up my guitar amplifier if produces a loud hum through the speakers and then makes a loud intermittent popping noise, why?

your capacitors may be blown , if its a solid state amplifier ..

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Loud thump when turning of at switch

This is COMMON for consumer electronics. The amplifier goes out of balance during power loss. Fancy high power units have a relay which instanly disconnects the speaker when power is removed.
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Amp Power light will not go on. Protection light is lit- Thump sound in speakers

It probably has shorted output transistors. To eliminate other possible causes, read through the following page.

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Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Keeps swirching to protect mode

First thing to do is disconnect all of the speaker wires on the amp. Turn on the amp, if it is still turning on and off then there is a definant problem in the amp circuitry. If you have no solid state service skills, I highly advise you to take the amp into a repair shop. If it stops turning on and off turn off the amp and try and connect up one speaker at a time untill the amp starts to mess up. you then take that speaker and have it checked out and inspect the wireing for pinchs or shorts.
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