It just blew another fuse, and as far as I know my power has no issues, none of my other equipment seems to be affected and it's connected to a power conditioner (Panamax M5300-PM). The power conditioner reports 120V which is normal in the US and I'm using a Pangea power cable.
The fuse blew instantly after I pressed the power button, so... there might be something bad with my unit. If the fuse blows again, I'll try with a different power cable, in case that's the issue.
I would try a different port on your power conditioner but if its showing that you are at 120V, unfortunately it may be a PSU issue. Instable mains voltage is super duper common across the US, so thats the main reason i recommended checking it as a first step.
It just blew another fuse, and as far as I know my power has no issues, none of my other equipment seems to be affected and it's connected to a power conditioner (Panamax M5300-PM). The power conditioner reports 120V which is normal in the US and I'm using a Pangea power cable.
The fuse blew instantly after I pressed the power button, so... there might be something bad with my unit. If the fuse blows again, I'll try with a different power cable, in case that's the issue.
The throubleshooting in the manual only includes "Checking mains fuses" and they give extra fuses, so... it might not be as unexped to have blown fuses. The fuse blew when powering up the amp, which is usually when the capacitors get charged and the biggest amount of current draw happens, so it might be normal, a bigger fuse might be needed for the US.
It just blew another fuse, and as far as I know my power has no issues, none of my other equipment seems to be affected and it's connected to a power conditioner (Panamax M5300-PM). The power conditioner reports 120V which is normal in the US and I'm using a Pangea power cable.
The fuse blew instantly after I pressed the power button, so... there might be something bad with my unit. If the fuse blows again, I'll try with a different power cable, in case that's the issue.
Sending it back is definitely the right thing to do if you’ve suffered a couple of blown fuses and you don’t appear to have any residential power supply issues and all PSU settings are correct for your location.
It just blew another fuse, and as far as I know my power has no issues, none of my other equipment seems to be affected and it's connected to a power conditioner (Panamax M5300-PM). The power conditioner reports 120V which is normal in the US and I'm using a Pangea power cable.
The fuse blew instantly after I pressed the power button, so... there might be something bad with my unit. If the fuse blows again, I'll try with a different power cable, in case that's the issue.
Blowing a fuse under normal operation is never a good sign, especially for well known brand like Zahl. I hope it gets remedied quick and they can learn what caused it so it doesn't happen in future batches.
maybe because you tried to "call him out" in your og post? TBH I have 0 idea how long his response was (I havent asked and didn't pay attention to when he first mentioned messaging about it) but you should probably be a bit less hostile if you actualy want responses from people. Im just assuming English wasn't your first langue cause lots of your comments seem needlessly caustic, but if others aren't responding they may not be giving you the same benefit f the doubt I am FWIW. "abrasiveness" is kind of a hard point of the langue to explain though so im not really sure how to explain where you went wrong though :/
maybe because you tried to "call him out" in your og post? TBH I have 0 idea how long his response was (I havent asked and didn't pay attention to when he first mentioned messaging about it) but you should probably be a bit less hostile if you actualy want responses from people. Im just assuming English wasn't your first langue cause lots of your comments seem needlessly caustic, but if others aren't responding they may not be giving you the same benefit f the doubt I am FWIW. "abrasiveness" is kind of a hard point of the langue to explain though so im not really sure how to explain where you went wrong though :/
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