My peavy has three lights at power on when in use red light comes on is that beacuse my amp is overheating or is it normal it does that when i crank the volume amp i not hot well vented

Output transformer or transister blown. Need replacing.

You remove the speaker grill cloth frame from the front of the amp. The entire frame is held on by velcro onn the corners of the face of the amp. Once off, there will be 8 philips head screws holding the speaker into the cabinet.

1- check the outlet for power by plugging in a lamp or something
2- check the amps fuse. Most power amps have user replaceable glass fuses.

Those speakers are capable of much more power than that little powered mixer can deliver - my 5G's are rated for 800 Watts program. I use a pv2600 to drive mine - at 8 ohms per side that's a good match. Depending on what your using the setup for...my concern would be that a small amp like that could get turned up high enough that you'll be clipping - thereby sending nasty squared waves at the speakers - they won't like that much. If you want much volume - you should look at a bigger amp. If you're going very low key...those speakers are overkill.

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There is a speaker protection circuit that uses a lamp that will light IF you are driving the spoeakler TOO HARD !!! You can search for "Peavey speaker protection" circuiot online.

* ALWAYS UNPLUG YOUR AMPLIFIER BEFORE REMOVING TUBES *

If you can see that a tube is definitely not lighting up then it may be blown. If this amp has seen regular use then it may be time for a new set of tubes. Try replacing the 12AX7s first before committing to a new set of 6L6s. Though, if you have the cash available, a new set of power tubes isn't a bad idea either. I would advise you to do the preamp tubes first and play through the amp for a few days first before changing the power tubes.

Keep in mind... if a tube (or tubes) has blown, there could be another issue in the circuit. Swapping in a new tubes is a quick way to determine that. Then it would be time to take it to your local repair shop.

Good luck and keep rockin'!

Our bassplayer had the same problem with his mb4410. As it turned out, the fan was not working when the amp got hot. It did turn when cold - go figure! Swap the fan for a good quality (Pabst, Sunon) 80mm pc fan with 2-wire connection. Three or four wire fans will not work w/out modding. See your local pc guy and ask for an unregulated, silent 24/7 fans. He will know. Our bassplayer sold the P.O.S. while still in warranty. HTH.

If you get absolutely no sound, not even a pop when changing the standby switch, this probably means the rectifier OR the switch has failed. The red light just means power is getting to the power transformer... probably fuse is OK.

Follow this diagram.

http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/schematics.php?schematic=hum_sing_sing_1vol_1tone_5w