Definitely the power supply, could be as simple as a blown or leaky cap, possibly the regulator or diods, rarely it's the output transistors, but without looking at it, it's really hard to determine the actual issue or issues, I do offer repairs at realistic prices and offer 1 to 2 day turnaround time to service it!!!
Bill,
Sorry that I have to be so general in answering this question. If there is a burnt smell associated with the occurrence of the problem, then that would point to a fault most likely in the audio output circuit. If the unit blows a fuse, then I tend to think that it is in the power supply of the internal amplifier. Either way, service is needed for the unit. It is best to disconnect the unit from your sound system and try to find someone qualified for this repair.
SOURCE: Oven not working -makes a buzzing sound when turned OFF!
You just need to adjust your door latch assm. Try putting a little oil on the latch and arm. The sound you hear is the solenoid trying to pull the latch arm all the way back to lock the door. Even though it is pulling the arm back and the door locks it may not be all the way back. A little lubrication will fix the problem.
SOURCE: Subwoofer just stopped working. There's power but no sound.
I have the same problem. My guess is that the subwoofer coil is messed up. You MIGHT have to get it recoiled. But before you do any of that get someone with a sub to play their sub in your car, if it works.... then your sub is messed up, if not.....then your amp is messed up ( trial and error ). Today i noticed my subs rubber surrounding is crooked, that may be the problem for me. Also when I press down on the sub it makes a sticking sound, like something came loose. So once i get everything opened and out ill let you all know the solution. Good Luck!
SOURCE: loud humming buzzing sound coming from subwoofer
make sure you have the speaker connection right if you do then it is a ground problem try plugging it in a different outlet
SOURCE: GE Spacemaker XL1800 does not heat
Possible bad heating element, You should remove the cover of the unit and look at the heating element with the power off. Until you get your problem resolved I would recommend not to even turn it on due to the fact that you are unsure what is going on and you smelt some burnt smell. Just for safety until you fine the problem
SOURCE: Clock on a GE electric range is buzzing - how to disconnect it
Turn off power to range first!!!
You'll have to remove the back of the panel in which the clock is installed to access the back of the clock. There will be two wires attached to the clock. Just pulling one of these wires off will stop the clock.
I would suggest, however, that you pull both wires off, put electrical tape on the ends of the connectors, and tuck them out of the way somewhere around the clock.
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