| cma101183 |
| hey i got a problem, i hooked my subs up to my reciever , i know its was a stupid idea, and now the reciever says protect, and i can get it to go anything, how dod i gety it off of protect by the way its a onkyo tx-sv525 did i fry the thing? please help!!!!!!! |
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| Cal Weldon |
Hi cma,
When you hooked them up, did you parallel the wires and drop the impedance too low? If so unhook them and turn the main power off, not just the stand-by button. That should reset it.
If that doesn't work, tell us what and how you did this in more detail. |
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| Nigel Goodwin |
| As already suggested, disconnect them and see if it works OK then?, but I suspect you've probably blown the amp! - 'protect' usually appears when there's a DC level on the speaker sockets, so they are disconected via an internal relay to prevent the speakers from being destroyed. |
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| cma101183 |
| thanx for the replies, what happened is my girlfriends subs in her car were not working to i decided to see if they were blown, so not thinking a hooked them up to the reciever in the house. i hooked them up by unplugging the shelf speaker and using the same wire. they worked for like 10 seconds and then stopped working and the reciver says protect. i unpluged the reciever and waited a while and it still says protect, is there a reset button or something:confused: or do i need to disconnect all the speakers and try that:confused: im running out of options ... or is the reciever fried??????? |
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| Nigel Goodwin |
As I said above, disconnect them and try it again - unplug the amplifier from the mains and leave it a while as well, in case it has to discharge or something. If it still comes up 'protect' then you've probably blown the amp - as is quite possible connecting car speakers to it!.
I notice you say 'subs', I presume that means more than one?, the chances of killing the amp get higher and higher!. |
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