sherwood rd6103: recently i had some friends round and my son
pulled over one of my speakers, pulling the wires out and touching them
together. the amp switched off and will now only switch on for about 5
seconds before turning itself off.
Any advice on a possible fix appreciated.

"Gary Brunsdon" wrote in message
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sherwood rd6103: recently i had some friends round and my son
pulled over one of my speakers, pulling the wires out and touching
them
together. the amp switched off and will now only switch on for about
5
seconds before turning itself off.
Any advice on a possible fix appreciated.

Cheap amp, no output circuit protection, likely output transistor(s)
blown.

Richer Sounds are the only UK dealer and have a good, effective, and
not too expensive Service Dept. They'll also lend you a replacement
whilst yours is being repaired.


--
Woody

harrogate2 at ntlworld dot com

harrogate2 wrote:


sherwood rd6103: recently i had some friends round and my son
pulled over one of my speakers, pulling the wires out and touching

Cheap amp, no output circuit protection, likely output transistor(s)
blown.

Richer Sounds are the only UK dealer and have a good, effective, and
not too expensive Service Dept. They'll also lend you a replacement
whilst yours is being repaired.

Sherwood. Crap amp, not worth fixing.
Household insurance should pay for a replacement if you can get
a high enough quote for the repair.

--
Eiron.

Eiron wrote:

harrogate2 wrote:


sherwood rd6103: recently i had some friends round and my son
pulled over one of my speakers, pulling the wires out and touching

Cheap amp, no output circuit protection, likely output transistor(s)
blown.

Richer Sounds are the only UK dealer and have a good, effective, and
not too expensive Service Dept. They'll also lend you a replacement
whilst yours is being repaired.

Sherwood. Crap amp, not worth fixing.
Household insurance should pay for a replacement if you can get
a high enough quote for the repair.

thanks - save for a new one I think..