My GB Shuttle 6.0 has stopped working. It's kept at church and I was off for a few weeks and came back to find it dead with no obvious knocks. It's not the mains fuse. I noticed that the selector at the back had been switched to 115v (from the usual 230v). I switched it back to 230v but its still dead. Any fixes out there?
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Dead Genz Benz Shuttle
- Thread starter alanwest60
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What country are you in?
Also contact Mr. @agedhorse for more information on what to do next.
Do not do anything else until you hear back from him. He designed that am.
Also contact Mr. @agedhorse for more information on what to do next.
Do not do anything else until you hear back from him. He designed that am.
- Feb 12, 2006
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Unfortunately, somebody messed with your amps and under the condition of operating the amp on 230V with the switch set to 115V, catastrophic failure has likely occurred to the power supply.
The repair is fairly straight forward, though not inexpensive. Perhaps somebody at the church might help you financially since the damage was caused by somebody doing something intentionally to the amp, it did not happen by itself of by random accident as the switch is intentionally recessed.
PM me and I will help you get this fixed.
The repair is fairly straight forward, though not inexpensive. Perhaps somebody at the church might help you financially since the damage was caused by somebody doing something intentionally to the amp, it did not happen by itself of by random accident as the switch is intentionally recessed.
PM me and I will help you get this fixed.
