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Latest post 06-11-2010 5:27 PM by JonR. 2 replies.
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  • 06-11-2010 12:02 PM

    • JonR
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    B&O 4500

    Hi

    Bit of a shot in the dark, but I was wondering if anyone knew if the B&O 4500 master amp has an internal fuse or perhaps a power relay that could have got stuck? It has been working perfectly for two + years, I went away for a two week holiday, turned it off from the wall socket power so the whole system was compeletly off (something I hardly ever do) came back, switched it on, and nothing. Dead, no usual click as it switches into standby, no red lights behind the glass of each of the units. I checked the plug socket fuse and power is going in, which made me think perhaps it could be a stuck relay or perhaps the unit has an internal fuse. Any suggestions would be greatfully received... the mystery is it was working fine, was not touched, and then I simply switched the power to it on the main wall socket and nothing...

    Regards

    Jon

  • 06-11-2010 3:50 PM In reply to

    • Jandyt
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    Re: B&O 4500

    Hi Jon.
    I'm not a techie, but I just had a look at the service manual, and there appears to be 4 internal fuses.
    The manual is on site, but you need to upgrade your membership to download it.

    Andy T.

    Poor me, never win owt!

  • 06-11-2010 5:27 PM In reply to

    • JonR
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    Re: B&O 4500

    Hi Andy

    Many thanks, I'll look into upgrading and getting the service manual - might be the way to go here.

    Jon

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