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It may take up to 30 seconds to fully extinguish. Additionally, the internal power transformer is provided with a thermostat which will interrupt power into the transformer if its temperature exceeds 125°C. This high temperature will seldom, if ever, be encountered unless the amplifier is subjected to abnormal conditions, such as operation into loads of less than 3 ohms at very high listening levels, etc. If the AC Fuse (4) has not failed, the Power LED is out, and the Thermal Protection LED (9) does not glow, this would indicate that the thermostat within the transformer has opened. Once the temperature within the transformer decreases to a normal level, the thermostat will reset itself automatically and normal operation will resume. If you are to avoid tripping the thermostat in the transformer continually, you must reduce the sound level demands, correct the load impedance of the loudspeakers, or both. (8) Thermal Protection LEDs The GFA-7605/7607 are provided with a thermal protection circuit which will shut down the individual amplifiers if its heatsink temperature reaches 85°C. The Thermal Protection LEDs will light whenever the thermal protection circuit in its respective channel has been triggered and the amplifier is inoperative. The thermal protection circuitry will typically be triggered by very high power demands into impedances much lower than the amplifier is capable of driving at those levels. If any amplifier channel’s output through the loudspeaker(s) ceases abruptly, and its Thermal Protection LED glows, you will know that its heatsink temperature has become unacceptably high and the circuitry is protecting the amplification devices. Please note that the Power LED (7) will remain on and the amplifier will still be energized. Once the temperature of the heatsink(s) drops to a safe operating level, that amplifier will automatically resume operation. Activation of the Thermal Protection circuitry in any of the amplifiers in the GFA-7605/7607 is an indication that the amplifier has been over-driven or that the load the loudspeakers are presenting to the amplifier is unreasonably low. If you wish to prevent recurrent activation of the thermal protection circuitry, you must reduce the volume-level demands or correct the load impedance condition which may be causing activation of this circuitry. (9) Distortion Alert LEDs The Distortion Alert circuit is a unique ADCOM distortion detection system which reads all forms of non-linear distortion such as THD, IM, slew-induced, “clipping,” etc. The Distortion Alert LEDs will light when distortion reaches approximately 1% regardless of impedance, voltage/ 10 Left Front Right Surround Right Back Left Back Left Surround Center Right Front current phase angle or the reactance of the loudspeakers which the amplifier is driving. Sometimes, when the amplifier is in use, the LEDs may occasionally flicker during high volume listening, particularly if you are driving low impedances. This flickering is no cause for concern. The LEDs are simply warning you that the amplifier is approaching its maximum power output into the particular loudspeakers you are using. If, however, the Distortion Alert LEDs glow brightly or are illuminated most of the time during playback, you are over driving the amplifier and should turn down your volume control to reduce the listening level, otherwise it may cause the Thermal Protection to be activated or, in extreme cases, damage your loudspeakers. WARNING WHENEVER CONNECTIONS TO OR FROM THE GFA-7605 & GFA-7607 ARE BEING MADE, BE CERTAIN THAT THE AC ON/OFF SWITCH OF THE AMPLIFIER IS IN THE OFF POSITION, THE AC CORD OF THE AMPLIFIER IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE AC WALL OUTLET AND THAT ALL ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS ARE OFF. RESOLVING PROBLEMS Use the chart below to solve common situations that don’t require professional attention. If the steps stated in POSSIBLE SOLUTION do not resolve your problem, then please contact your ADCOM Dealer or call the ADCOM Customer Service Department. Any problems not covered here should be brought to the attention of your ADCOM Dealer or ADCOM Customer Service Department. SYMPTOM POSSIBLE REASON POSSIBLE SOLUTION Power LED does not glow. No sound AC Power Cord(s) not plugged in. AC Fuse(s) failed. Transformer thermal protection engaged. I2V DC triggering malfunctioning. Plug in AC Power Cord(s). Replace AC Fuse(s). Wait until unit cools down. It will reset. Reset power switch manually. Check connection of 12V DC trigger at source. Power LED glows, but no sound Preamp or source unit is not on. Connections in rear of amp are loose. Make sure whole system is on. Verify all connections on rear of amp. One channel not producing sound INPUT(s) or OUTPUT(s) connector disconnected or loose. Speaker disconnected. Internal protection engaged. Verify both connections on that channel. Verify connection at speaker. Bring to Dealer or Service Center. Hum from all speakers at any volume Ground loop (difference in ground voltage...
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