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220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - markush - 23-Oct-2020
When I changed the position of my setup slightly and unplugged an replugged by audio devices I suddenly realized the 220 Pro CI no longer responds to the power cable (normally there is a red light shining on the back).
Did anyone of you experience the same?
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - Laura - 23-Oct-2020
Seems rather odd, to state the obvious, have you tried a different power lead / checked the fuse?
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - markush - 23-Oct-2020
I tried a different power cord. And also on a different wall socket.
No idea where the fuse is on the Devialet to check though.
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - Laura - 23-Oct-2020
Sorry, I was being all British and meant the fuse in the plug
If it's the internal fuse that's blown I think that will be a Devialet job unfortunately.
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - Pim - 23-Oct-2020
Plug something else into the power point just to check it’s working.
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - markush - 24-Oct-2020
Yes the wall socket is working
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - Pim - 24-Oct-2020
Completely dead?
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - markush - 24-Oct-2020
Yep unfortunately. Front button not reacting - but as there is no red light on the back signaling it’s on / got power, I also have no idea what to try.
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - ogs - 24-Oct-2020
I think @Laura was on to it. The mains fuse of the amp is soldered on the circuit board close to the inlet ( it used to be like this anyway).
If the fuse is blown the big question is WHY? Was it a voltage peak when you turned the amp on? Maybe the fuse was bad and broke too easily? Or it might be an internal fault. If you remove the bottom cover you'd easily see the fuse if it is placed where it used to be. Using a simple ohm-meter across the fuse will tell if it is OK or not. Either way there is not much you can do other than bring the amp to an authorised service workshop or send it to Paris.
RE: 220 Pro seems to be dead / no power - tom539 - 01-Nov-2020
Have the same problem with my 220-Master after just upgradet vom D400 to Pro.
The Master works quiet well for one week and since yesterday the amp turns off after 3 seconds in the same way Markus described, when I plugged in the main cord (yes, i have tried several power cords and wall sockets as well)
atb, Tom