Crown CE1000 and CE2000 both clipping with low signals

It could be a defective switching element but more likely something has failed in the right channel amplifier chain such as a a component or amplifier stage.

That particular channel is blown. These are not the easiest units to repair. Given that this is a commercial amp, I would recommend that this unit be brought to an authorized Crown service center for repair. Expect parts cost in the $50 range plus the labor charge.
Dan

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

This is probably pulling too much power from the power source.

The fan speed is dependent on the surrounding temperature.
It may be the temperature is just beneath the fan stalling speed
You can test this by heating up the amp a bit.

it could be you are missing 1 side of the supply which would cause the output to be low but the clip light to come on

if ur output power amp is defective u will have that problem - meaning the moment u connect load across it it will go into circuit protection to limit/stop excessive output current. make sure the speaker terminals are connected to +/- output terminals. in bridge mode use only channel 1 and that too with 4 ohms speaker only otherwise amp will clip. considering all connections are okay if it still clips when speaker is connected, u have a faulty power amp section. this the way ur amp is designed

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.

Hi Rodman55

If it is surface mount technology(device) resistors you require, they are available most everywhere electronics parts are sold. What values do you need.
You can get them direct world wide from Farnell Electronics But it may be a little work to sort the one you need. Best measure it up and go by dimensions to pin down the specific one you need. Good luck

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