Is it possible that you are in an area where 'brown-outs' occur? Times when the voltage drops due to some upstream supply issue? We have pretty solid power where I am, but some parts of NA get voltages at the wall around 90 volts, down from 120; you may be getting 190 rather than 220.
As voltage drops can harm things with electrical demand (mostly electric motors, I think) it may be that the Devialet notices this and stores the info a fault. Also, just a thought that the language translations sometimes amuse, or confuse, with Devialet advertising and communications. 'Under Voltage' may mean 'Below normal voltage'.
As voltage drops can harm things with electrical demand (mostly electric motors, I think) it may be that the Devialet notices this and stores the info a fault. Also, just a thought that the language translations sometimes amuse, or confuse, with Devialet advertising and communications. 'Under Voltage' may mean 'Below normal voltage'.
Damon
Powernode, NAD M32, Cambridge CD transport, Analysis Plus, Nordost, iFi Nova, CSS Criton 1TDX, KEF C62
Vancouver, Canada
