How do i fix the amp protection system once it has tripped

If you haven't already, unplug the TV. Then press and hold power button a few times. Let sit for about a half hour after doing so. Then plug back in. If no success try these method's...

Method 1

1. Press the {MENU} button.
2. Then press the {1}, {9}, {7} & {9} buttons.
3. The Service Menu will be displayed.
4. To exit, turn the power off.

Method 2

1. Turn the power on.
2. Press the {MENU}, {8}, {2}, {0} & {2} buttons on the remote control.
3. The Service Menu displayed.
4. To exit, turn the power off.

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Protect mode is on because something in your speaker wiring is wrong, or you have a broken speaker, or it\'s too late and you already fried one or more of the amp\'s output transistors.



You gotta fix the problem. Not remove the safety guard and carry on with a busted machine.



Look for wires touching between the speaker terminals or on the backs of the speakers. If you done a half-ass job of wiring up then this is the most likely cause.



If you can\'t find bad/frayed wiring, then disconnect all the speakers out the back of the amp. Switch the amp on. Does it trip out? If no, that\'s good. Turn up the volume. Is it still okay? If yes, that\'s good. You haven\'t yet killed the output transistors. If it goes in to protect though, ut oh. It\'s Repair Shop Time.



If the amp is okay, then power off and add one speaker. Power on with the volume down. If it trips either at no volume or when you increase the sound, then you got a bad speaker and you just found it. Repeat the process, adding one speaker at a time. Make sure you put Vol to minimum and power off each time before adding the next speaker.

Hi,
There is nothing you can do to fix it... the compressor is trying to start and cannot so it trips the plug. The plug trips to protect the house circuit from being overloaded and causing a fire.
Getting the compressor replaced is cost prohibitive, it is cheaper to buy a new unit.

heatman101

must be running with gfi. run for one hour without neutral wire connected. it will dry moisture content within heater elements. then reconnect neutral wire, and walla, no tripping.

Test the Alternator & If the battery is from
06 & overcharged,etc replace it.

I don't know what you want here

I guess you already knew what I suggested

Once you have cleaned dust off of your console and placed it in an area where it is not obstructed, it's time to try a couple quick fixes:

• Unplug the console from the wall for half an hour, then plug it back in.
• Remove the hard drive and replace.
• Check all wires and connections to the console.

It a repairable tv,most of the times the power supply board got hit with big power surges to the tv.Power tripped,turn it back on the outlet give to much juice to the tv at once.This can cause the power supply board to go into protection mode and shutdown problems or dead all together.Tries a reset by unplug,replug the tv like an hour later.The tv now,it resetting back to the factory setting.The tv should work now.Not,than the tv power supply board is dead.That the board,where the power a/c cord plug into it.Tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish power supply board for the replacement.

The battery for this unit is an APC# $^ (RBC46)
Also known as a UB-1280 (12 volts 8.0 AH- amp-hour)

Did you add a greater load ... like a small "heater"?
Remove most of the plugs for what is plugged into it and try again.

If you have a "printer" plugged into it, unplug it, from the "protected" side. It belongs on the "surge" side of the APC Battery backup.

Hope this helps!

The LED flash indicates that unit goes into protection. Check the power transistors, the 0.22 ohm or 0.47 resistors in the output of the transistors.


SAM ANDERSON