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"Protect" indicator or LED Flashing Search Find the answer to your question Search... What does the "Protect" indicator or the On/Standby LED flashing mean? The "Protection" light comes on when the receiver’s sensing and thermal monitors detect unusual operating condition that, if left unchecked, might damage the amplifier. Some receivers you may see the word "Protect" on the receiver's display. Other receivers have a flashing red light on the Standby LED. This can happen if there’s a dead short in a speaker wire or if you’re using very low impedance loudspeakers at high volume for an extended length of time. In thermal cases, the circuitry will automatically reset after a few minutes of cool down and the protection indicator goes away, and normal

my hifi was working perfectly fine, i turned it off to go out came back home and now no more sound come out, i have tested the speakers and they work as they should, all the lights come on but no sound come out on any settings, raido, usb,aux nothing, this hifi was a gift from a friend who is no longer here any more and they dont make it any more, please can someone help.

Complete hifi system needs servicing and made to work again. CD player draw sticks, tuner light has gone, graphic equaliser no graphics showing,twin deck cassette player needs new belts, amplifier no power, turntable deck needs servicing, and I would like the video player made useable on a modern TV. It is all JVC and it has sentimental value to me. - Due date: Flexible

One room has hi-fi and home theatre and two rooms just speakers and tv's. Require an expert or enthusiast to suggest improvements, adjustments, upgrades, etc. - Due date: Flexible

My hifi isn’t working. I have a Cambridge audio amp, 2 castle speakers and a pro-ject essential II turntable and I can’t get them to all speak to each other. - Due date: Flexible

I have a hifi type Jukebox single unit not full size it seams to be no power up as i have tested the power supply and nothing is happening - Due date: Flexible

My hifi keeps tripping the electricity to the sockets in my flat. It’s definitely the hifi as every time I turn it on the same thing happens. Other than that it seems to be working fine. I’ve taken the playground apart and the fuse doesn’t look like it’s blown. It’s pretty old a Yamaha crx-m170. Thanks jennie - Due date: Flexible

I have a vintage Quad hifi amplifier - two box 33/303. I have a hum on one channel that goes up and down with the volume. Probably a bad solder or transistor somewhere. - Due date: Flexible

blown Musical Technology Kestrel floor standing loudspeaker - Due date: Flexible

Our JVC Hifi turntable was working fully but now is not producing sound though it is turning. - Due date: Flexible

System had been working but stopped after it was moved. I think wiring wrong. There's an amplifier. Tuner equaliser and cd player. - Due date: Flexible

Technics Dv290 Amplifiers Overhaul and Repair - Due date: Needs to be done on Saturday, 19 November 2022

have old hifi system - Leak tuner, Armstrong Amp Lenco Goldring turntable. needs servicing - Due date: Flexible

Panasonic TV; Panasonic DVD recorder/player/VHS player; hi sound system. The items have been in storage and need to be set up properly. Freeview signal comes in through cable. I no longer subscribe to cable. - Due date: Flexible

Marantz hifi system amplifier cd tuner cassette to be re-arranged: wires and plugs and speakers. - Due date: Flexible

One of the speaker channels is not working. I tracked the issue to the speaker connection in the amplifier. I sprayed some contact cleaner and that temporarily fixed it, but still getting the problem.

Marantz hifi system amplifier cd tuner cassette to be re-arranged: wires and plugs and speakers. - Due date: Flexible

Attach Hifi cabling to ceiling around 20m length in total across one room ceiling