Questions & Answers for: Denon amp blow fuse turn volume

...blow the amp? Is it worth fixing? Can I fix it? or is it repair time and money? The unit had been on for a while before but not at a very loud volume. Help! Thanks T. Eastman I just picked up a non ...

...no sound coming out? is there a master volume muting button? i do not have the original repote as well - using Harmony remote. ideas? is this a fuse? transistors? blown amp, blown dsp? who

...fuse is not blowing (stays on) so my choice would be a chip heating up and then shutting down. If that's the case (99% probabilty). The only other reason would be if the unit has an overload switch ...

...found the suspect speaker. Sometimes blown speaker can hide by stealth. When cold everything is normal. When things start to heat up from use the failed circuit shorts and blows the fuse on your

...turn the unit bak on and lower the volume then all is well. It does that because there is a safety feature in all the newer devices. If your system is turned up to high you would blow your audio ...

...amp if they exeed the maximum wattage then theres a chance u *could* blow a fuse nothing more then that, a fuse protects more expsinsive devices in ur amp, an if ur system keeps blowing fuses after ...

every time it is turned on it blows a fuse The fuse blows for protection because you have a blown audio amp or something in hte power supply

amp and when i hook it up to my new 55 inch samsung led and my klipsch heresy speakers even when tv sound is turned to lowest volume it blows us out of the room, any suggestions? You don't say how the

...amp attempts to protect itself from heat, shorts, overloads and operator exuberance by refusing to turn on or stay on. Overloads can be from excessive periods of high output or marginally low ...

...fuse is blowing, that usually means a short in the amp section. If as the previous answer I read its not blowing fuses and just makes a clicking sound it's probably going into safe mode this is ...