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Why is my hifi saying push power protect - Audio Players & Recorders

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This usually happens on Sony branded products. Most likely means you have a blown amplifier that will need to be replaced in order for the unit to operate again.

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nuwan chinthaka

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Posted on Jan 12, 2009

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speaker protection turned on.it can be happend because of bad power amlifire section.can you remoove the powe ramp board with large heatsink.its very easy to repair.and i can help.
nuwan

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Posted on Jul 12, 2010

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