Blown fuses on board transformer in a ag-d9100

SOURCE: lost manuel for teac ag d9100 reciever

you can download a manual for $9.99 from User-Manuals.com....I did this today and the manual is identical to the original it seems

Francisco Mauricio G

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• Posted on May 08, 2009

SOURCE: TEAC AG-D9100 freeze

Always be that legend when the audio amplifier IC damaged

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Something is shorting out and tripping a safety feature that protects the amplifier from damage.

try a few simple steps to see if the problem is internal or external.

First make sure that none of the speaker terminals have any loose strands of wire that could be grounding out the terminal and that no wires from the red terminals are touching the component or the black terminals / wires.

secondly disconnect all but one speaker test it to see if t causes the amp to go into protect do so for the other speakers until one trips the protect mode. If one of the speakers is tripping the protect mode it could be a damaged / blown component.

just for fun make sure your speakers are 8 ohms this can be found on the manufacturers website or in your manual. Its rare but some speakers are 4 ohm and they can cause amplifier issues such as tripping a protect mode.

You may have to evaluate the "value" of the receiver and determine if its worth repairing. Many shops will charge a "diagnostic" fee which may be $40 to $80 and remember that parts and an hours labor may not make good financial sense especially if you are talking a unit that is 5+ years old.

Hope this helps

SOURCE: I would like to run my TV sound out of my TEAC

Yes, and if you have a cable/sat/dvr box why don't you just run ITs best TV-related audio into the receiver without watering it down through your TV?

I'm not so sure that running the TV video through anything else serves any purpose. Once TV has it where else do you need it?

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SOURCE: teac ag-d9100 center and surround speakers are

You have to enable them and turn the volume on them up separately with the speaker config, level trim, and up/down select buttons on the remote. You can also adjust the rear speaker delay time or just hit the test tone button and adjust the volume on each speaker separately as it goes through them one at a time...