Turned me Suggie on, nothing, wtf? A21s-I, so not an old model.
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Turned me Suggie on, nothing, wtf? A21s-I, so not an old model.
Current system 1210 GR. CDP - Meridian G08. Amp -Sugden A21I - Sig. Wharfedale Lintons.
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Checked the fuse?
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in the plug? I just used another plug, sameOriginally Posted by Lawrence001
Current system 1210 GR. CDP - Meridian G08. Amp -Sugden A21I - Sig. Wharfedale Lintons.
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Maybe a fuse inside?
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fuck knows, where do I look
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Is it a Sugden A21se Signature? If so, the fuse is under the mains connector on the rear of the amplifier, to the right of the speaker connections.
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There'll likely be fuses on the circuit board inside also, check those if the others are ok.
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Thanks, its the a21l-s or something, but the fuse below the socket, its blown , i replaced it but it just keeps on blowing
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Yes, there are two 2.5A quick-blow fuses on each of the power amplifier boards.
They are there to protect the amplifier power output stages from faults, such as the speaker terminals being short circuited. If any of the fuses have blown, carefully check that there are no stray wires where the speaker cables connect with the speaker terminals of the amplifier. If you simply replace the fuse(s) without finding the cause, the fuses will just blow again and might cause damage to the amp.
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That sounds like there is a problem with the power supply. It could be a number of things: faulty mains transformer; faulty diodes or bridge rectifier, or even one or more of the smoothing capacitors.
Is there a audio dealer near you who could look at it and diagnose the problem?
Barry
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