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TROUBLESHOOTING
RESOLVING
PROBLEMS
Use
the
chart
below
to
solve
common
situations
that
don’t
require
professional
attention.
If
the
steps
stated
in
POSSIBLE
SOLUTION
do
not
resolve
your
problem,
then
please
contact
your
Adcom
Dealer
or
call
the
Adcom
Customer
Service
Department.
Any
problems
not
covered
here
should
be
brought
to
the
attention
of
your
Adcom
Dealer
or
Adcom
Customer
Service
Department.
SYMPTOM
|
|
POSSIBLE
REASON
\
|
POSSIBLE
SOLUTION
Power
LED
does
not
AC
Power
Cord(O)
not
plugged
in.
Plug
in
AC
Power
Cord(0)
glow.
No
sound
AC
Fuse(0)failed.
Replace
AC
Fuse(O).
Transformer
thermal
protection
engaged
Wait
until
unit
cools
down,
it
will
reset.
12VDC
triggering
malfunctioning
(GFA-7400
Only)
Reset
power
switch
manually
Check
connection
of
12VDC
trigger
at
source
Power
LED
glows,
Preamp
or
source
unit
is
not
on.
Make
sure
whole
system
is
on.
but
no
sound
Connections
in
rear
of
amp
are
loose.
Verify
all
connections
on
rear
of
amp
One
channel
not
producing
sound
INPUT(O)
orOUTPUT(O)
connector
disconnected
or
loose.
Verify
both
connections
on
that
channel
Speaker
disconnected.
Verify
connection
at
speaker.
Internal
protection
engaged
Bring
to
Dealer
or
Service
Center
Hum
from
all
speakers
at
any
volume
Ground
loop
(difference
in
ground
voltages
between
components).
If
Cable
TV
is
present
(see
Note
1).
If
Cable
TV
is
not
present
(see
Note
2).
Hum
from
all
speakers
(hum
goes
up
or
down
with
volume).
Problem
with
source
unit
(CD,
tape,
etc.),
or
RCA
cable
connecting
that
source
unit
to
the
preamp.
Try
different
source
(tuner,
tape,
etc.)
and/or
different
RCA
cable
Hum
from
the
amplifier
itself
Some
major
appliance,
dimmer,
halogen
or
fluorescent
light
is
creating
interference.
Make
sure
all
appliances,
dimmers
and
suspect
lights
are
off.
A
special
note
on
“hum”
:
When
there
is
a
low-volume
“hum”
audible
throughout
your
speakers,
even
with
the
main
volume
turned
all
the
way
down,
you
have
a
common
phenomenon
known
as
a
“ground
loop”.
A
ground
loop
is
basically
a
difference
in
ground
voltages
between
two
or
more
components
which
are
connected
electrically
and
which
creates
multiple
current
paths
where
there
must
only
be
one.
This
difference
in
potentials
creates
a
60Hz
low-level
sound
(approximately
a
low
A
#
)
,
that
seems
to
“hum”,
hence
the
name.'
It
can
be
caused
by
adding
new
components
to
your
system,
but
that
does
not
imply
there
is
anything
electrically
wrong
with
any
new
component.
With
the
advent
of
audio/video
and
home
theater
systems,
the
problem
has
become
commonplace.
Generally,
the
cause
is
the
Cable-TV
incoming
signal
line.
This
new
incoming
line
may
add
an
additional
ground
at
a
different
potential
to
the
AC
line
ground
of
your
other
equipment
(refer
to
Note
1
and
2
on
next
page,
to
troubleshoot
a
hum
problem).
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Adcom GFA-7400 Specifications

Power IconPower
continuous power per channel into 8 ohms100 watts
continuous power per channel into 4 ohms150 watts
power consumption quiescent96 VA
maximum power consumption1440 VA
power consumption at 100 watts into 8 ohms1165 VA
power supply voltage115 VAC - 50/60 Hz
Distortion IconDistortion
IM distortion SMPTE at 8 ohms≤ 0.075%
IM distortion SMPTE at 4 ohms≤ 0.075%
IM distortion CCIF at 8 ohms≤ 0.025%
IM distortion CCIF at 4 ohms≤ 0.025%
THD + noise at 100 watts into 8 ohms at 20Hz0.0012%
THD + noise at 100 watts into 8 ohms at 1kHz0.0012%
THD + noise at 100 watts into 8 ohms at 10kHz0.02%
THD + noise at 100 watts into 8 ohms at 20kHz0.025%
THD + noise at 150 watts into 4 ohms at 20Hz0.025%
THD + noise at 150 watts into 4 ohms at 1kHz0.025%
THD + noise at 150 watts into 4 ohms at 10kHz0.035%
THD + noise at 150 watts into 4 ohms at 20kHz0.045%
Performance IconPerformance
frequency response at 1 watt into 8 ohms+0, -0.25 dB
power bandwidth1.5 Hz to 65 kHz
dynamic headroom into 4 ohms2.5 dB
signal to noise ratio≥ 110 dB
gain29 dB
input sensitivity for 1 watt0.1 volts
input sensitivity for 100 watts1.0 volts
input impedance50 kΩ
damping factor≥ 400
rise time4.5 µS
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
chassis dimensions5” (127mm) x 17” (432mm) x 14” (355.6mm)
maximum dimensions5 3/4” (146mm) x 17” (432mm) x 15” (381mm)
weight42 lb. (19.1 kg)
packed weight48 lb. (22.8 kg)

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