HOW CAN I REPAIR CHANNEL ONE ON CROWN CE2000 IT IS NOT WORKING TWO WIRES BECAME IN CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER

Try looking at the manufacture's website, CE1000/CE2000 service manual

Depending on the configuration of speakers you have it will deliver different amounts of power up to 1950 watts when used to power a single 4 ohm speaker. Typical usage would be powering a pair of 8 ohm speakers, in which case it will deliver 400 watts per channel/ speaker.

for some reason channel one of one of our amps started clipping. i first noticed it with the drum kit but it slowly moved to the vocals as well. i haven't noticed this issue before today. what do i need to adjust to keep it from clipping?

The surface mount ic= MC33079D , 14 pin quad low noise op amp is likely at fault, IF the amp is NOT showing a fault light. A LM324D surface mount will
also work in a pinch. It's located on the input pcb attached to the input jacks.

I have a working CE2000, I might be able to help you identify the value of the parts....please send me pictures of the part location and indicate with an arrow.
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Hi...

IF all the outputs are connected right and it still does that..Take it to a tech..You have bad output transistors

The problem is not a fuse. The red light indicates that the unit is in "protect" mode. This means that a problem was detected in the final amplification stage and the unit is prevented from turrning on completely to prevent damaging either the speakers or the amp further. These are not the easiest to repair without prior experience and I would not suggest you attemt the repair. Please seek an authorized Crown repair center for assistance.

Dan

Hi, probably worth fixing, Crown gear is generally reliable, but this one has failed for some reason. Puffs of smoke are not generally good... If it has blown an output array, expect a costly repair.

regards
Graeme

clipping as indicated by its light? if so then you have overdriven your output. i dont know about Crown their protection but normally such indication you have problem with either your load speakers maybe shorted but still audible or maybe your input stage overdriven also.

redrivera

check your speaker wire, or may be you have a shorted speaker. disconnect all speaker before you turn on your amplifier again.