I noticed an error code on my Master a month or so ago which read "A 4098 Over Voltage". The Companion showed no error. I opened a ticket with Devialet Help and was told that this was a fault with my wiring. I run my amps from a dedicated feed from my fuse board, which I checked and found no faults.
Today, I looked at the amp and saw the -25 dB readout momentarily turn red, just for a split second. I looked at my fault codes which again read "A 4098 Over Voltage". I checked that the plugs were pushed fully home and all was OK.
Can anyone throw any light on the subject, please?
Alex.
Edit: when the first error showed, the Master was plugged into a different circuit to the Companion as I had read that this improved sound stage. I plugged the Master into the dedicated circuit as I thought that the error may be related to another appliance plugged into the ring main.
Today, I looked at the amp and saw the -25 dB readout momentarily turn red, just for a split second. I looked at my fault codes which again read "A 4098 Over Voltage". I checked that the plugs were pushed fully home and all was OK.
Can anyone throw any light on the subject, please?
Alex.
Edit: when the first error showed, the Master was plugged into a different circuit to the Companion as I had read that this improved sound stage. I plugged the Master into the dedicated circuit as I thought that the error may be related to another appliance plugged into the ring main.
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