I have a behringer PMP 3000 mixer, on e of the channel is gone, it is not under warranty, can you tell me who can repair it ? what causes the channel to blow.

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Direct to the factory.

https://www.behringer.com/service.html

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You can download Service Manual of Behringer PMP3000 free of cost on below link:
https://www.electronica-pt.com/esquema/audio/behringer-audio/behringer-pmp3000-16040/ Behringer PMP3000

The answer is "Not Much"... they upped the rating for power out and added 1000 to the model number... I don't know of any circuitry difference between them... it would probably be minor. Functionality is the same.

Di you mean this one? -> http://www.behringer.com/EN/downloads/pdf/PMP1000_P0566_M_EN.pdf

If the fuse has blown DO NOT replace it without repairing the cause of the failure. You will likely do more damage to internal components. Take the unit for repair before applying power again. I have repaired many of these and first a failure occurs in one of the power amps... usually the A channel, then people replace a fuse that protected the power supply and that blows the power supply taking out another $30 of components and $200 labor. (they are hard to change) If the unit is under warranty, exercise your warranty immediately. There is a weak spot in the channel A power amp.

ALSO please read my tip on here about a hazard in PMP series powered mixers. It is in regard to using Speakon to 1/4 inch speaker cables... NOTE that the BARREL of a 1/4 inch speaker cable or adapter from the Speakon is the HOT side for channel A and if you ground it inadvertenly, goodbye channel A power amp!!!

What is an XP4000 ??? Searches come up with coffee makers and un-interuptable power supplies.
No audio devices appear to have this model number.

Take this in for WARRANTY repair immediately !!!! This is NOT DIY.

Always power any interconnected equipment from the same receptacle or power distribution box.

Also READ my tip regarding a speaker polarity grounding hazard on Fixya.

Try this Behringer support:

BEHRINGER USA, Inc.
18912 North Creek Parkway, Suite 200
Bothell, WA 98011
Tel.: +1 425 672 0816
Fax: +1 425 673 7647

I just repaired a PMP3000.

A bit of warning on these. Do not let a speaker leads get pulled while powered. They can arc out the power amp causing extensive damage.

If the fuse ever blows do NOT replace the fuse as much more damage will result. Service the unit before using.

DO NOT REPLACE A FUSE if it blows. You will do additional damage to the unit internally.

When these blow, there is damage inside that must be repaired before restoring power.

To get an exact replacement fuse holder it is best to get it from Behringer parts. This one has a switch in it depending on which way the fuse carrier is inserted.

Hi,

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