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10th 2006f September 2006
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dusty1694 asked:
I have a philips 1000 watt home theatre system it stopped working after a power outage its done this before but i unplugged it and plug it back in and it worked but this time it doesn’t work i’ve tried the fuses but there fine. can anyone help me?
I do have a surge protector i have not replaced it in a long time. there is no burnt smell coming from the system.
Olin
I have a philips 1000 watt home theatre system it stopped working after a power outage its done this before but i unplugged it and plug it back in and it worked but this time it doesn’t work i’ve tried the fuses but there fine. can anyone help me?
I do have a surge protector i have not replaced it in a long time. there is no burnt smell coming from the system.
Olin
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When the power comes back on it sometimes sends a surge through the line. Did you have a surge protector? If so, did you replace it after the last time the power went out? If not, the protector could have been blown after the last power surge and it was no longer protecting your system.
Is there a burnt smell? You could have fried the components for you home theater system.
Comment by squallyz06 — September 14, 2006 @ 9:21 am
Holy run on sentence, you must be stupid.
Comment by . — September 17, 2006 @ 2:30 pm
I have a philips 1000 w. system. After a surge, mine would not turn on or off with the on/off remote. I thought it had burned the system out.
The standby lite stayed on. I pressed the “tv” button on the remote and to my surprise a few seconds later the system came on. The off button on the remote still works.
Comment by bebe — September 19, 2006 @ 1:55 am