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MichaelDDD · 11-14-2003, 02:44 AM

Tom,

Is it an "overload" indicator or a "fault" indicator? What's it for? Input level? Speaker protection?

Depending on what the indicator is for, we can start from there. Unhooking everything and unplugging the receiver for about 15 minutes is a good idea as well.

11-14-2003, 02:44 AM	#2 of 11
MichaelDDD Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Local Time: 02:03 PM Local Date: 12-03-2008 Posts: 601	Tom, Is it an "overload" indicator or a "fault" indicator? What's it for? Input level? Speaker protection? Depending on what the indicator is for, we can start from there. Unhooking everything and unplugging the receiver for about 15 minutes is a good idea as well. Yeah, I base all my HT purchases on the WAF, too. Wallet Acceptance Factor.