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Hi,
Wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction. My Beomaster 7000 tuner/amp suddenly stopped working after a power outage. Conclusion is a power spike fried something. Checked the 2.5A slow blow fuse and found it was shorted and replaced with a 5 A slow blow as that's all I had. On power up, the fuse blew again. My next thought is to replace the relay (Pasi KS/R -1C) as I generally can hear it switch everytime the tuner powers on or off. I would appreciate if anyone can offer some advice
Thanks
A new rectifier brought my BM7000 back to life; don´t know if your issue is the same.
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Check fuses as the first thing.
Martin
Thanks for the suggestion. The main fuse above the transformer is fine, but the 250V 2.5 A slow blow, on what I believe is the power distribution board, was shorted. I replaced it twice now and it keeps shorting every time I power up the BeoMaster
The fuse shorts?Are you sure, you get the things and terms right here? - Fuses are supposed to be shorts - until they blow and go open-circuit.