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Protect After being in use for 15 minutes or so, my Teac receiver readout will fals "Protect" and shut down.

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You may have shorted the speaker wires. Remove all wires from the output connections and make doubly sure no strands are left there. Turn volume to zero and turn the receiver on. If the problem persists, you probably fried the output stage. Have it repaired.

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