How to fix Parasound Halo A 52 Amplifier with no power?
If your Parasound Amplifier has no power, first, ensure the power cord is securely connected to a live AC outlet. Then, check the Auto Turn On selector switch to ensure it's in the correct position. Finally, inspect the AC fuse and replace it with one of the same value if it's blown.
What to do if my Parasound Amplifier has power but no sound?
If your Parasound Amplifier powers on but produces no sound, check the input connections from your surround controller. You can also try using a different set of cables to rule out a bad connection.
Why is my Parasound Amplifier producing distorted sound?
If your Parasound Amplifier is producing distorted sound, there are several potential causes: * A damaged speaker: Connect each speaker to another channel on the A 52. If the same speaker remains distorted, the speaker or its wire is damaged. If the other speaker distorts, the problem may be with the A 52, the surround controller, or a source component. * A problem with the surround controller or source component: Switch the input cables. If distortion moves to another channel, the problem is with a component other than the A 52. * The Balanced-Unbalanced Input switch is in the incorrect position: Move it to the correct position for the jacks in use.
How to stop hum or buzz through Parasound Amplifier speakers?
If you're experiencing hum or buzz through your Parasound Amplifier speakers, it could be due to several reasons: * A ground loop between the surround controller and the A 52 or at the equipment rack: Move the Ground switch to its Lift position. Install nylon shoulder washers on both sides of the panels of all equipment to insulate metal from touching the rack. * A ground loop from cable TV: Move the Ground switch to its Lift position. Install a cable isolation device. * Load impedance at speaker terminals is too low: Make sure the speaker or speaker selector load is 4 ohms or higher.
What to do if Parasound Halo A 52 On-Off button glows red?
If the On-Off button on your Parasound Amplifier glows red and the channel indicator(s) are off, it indicates that the over-current protection circuitry has been activated or the unit has overheated. Check the speaker load impedance, speaker wires, and connections. Also, allow the A 52 to cool and ensure adequate ventilation around it. Be sure the load impedance of each channel is no less than 4 ohms.
Why Parasound Amplifier auto turn on doesn’t function with a trigger voltage?
If the auto turn on feature on your Parasound Amplifier isn't working with a trigger voltage, check the polarity of the DC source with a voltmeter. You might also try connecting a 9V battery to the 12V DC input. Also, ensure that the Auto Turn On selector switch is in its 12V position.
Why Parasound Amplifier auto turn on doesn’t function with an audio input signal?
If the auto turn on feature on your Parasound Amplifier isn't working with an audio input signal, make sure the Auto Turn On selector switch is in its Audio position. If it still doesn't work, turn the Audio trigger Sensitivity knob counterclockwise.
What to do if Parasound A52 Amplifier will not turn off when audio signal is removed?
If your Parasound A52 Amplifier won't turn off when the audio signal is removed, it could be that the sensitivity level is too high. Try turning the Sensitivity knob clockwise toward 250 mV.
General| Channels | 5 |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | 47 kOhms |
| Type | Multi-channel power amplifier |
| Power per channel (4 Ohms) | 250 Watts |
| Class | AB |
| THD | 0.05% |
| Frequency Response | 10 Hz - 100 kHz |
| S/N Ratio | 110 dB |
| Damping Factor | 800 at 20 Hz |
Instructions on how to mount the A 52 amplifier into a 19" equipment rack using specific brackets.
Using balanced XLR connections for optimal sound quality with surround controllers.
Using unbalanced RCA inputs when the surround controller lacks balanced outputs or for preference.
Details on the A 52's speaker terminals accepting banana plugs, spade lugs, or bare wire ends.
How to manually turn the A 52 amplifier on and off using the front panel button.
Setting up automatic turn-on/off based on the presence of an audio signal.
Explanation of AC presence, operational status, channel status, and high-temp indicators.
Recommendations for plugging into the same AC circuit and voltage operation details.
Guidance on cleaning the exterior and advice regarding the main power fuse.
Comprehensive guide covering power, turn-on, sound, distortion, hum, and overheating issues.
How to get help, return the unit, and important shipping precautions for service.
Covers audio trigger sensitivity, balanced vs. unbalanced lines, and ground loop elimination.
Guidance on preparing bare speaker wire ends and choosing interconnects/speaker wires.
Overview of designer, parts selection, power supply, and circuit topology.
Details on soft start circuit and input stage design for optimal performance.
Explains driver, output stages, Class A-A/B operation, and various protection systems.
Details power output, frequency response, distortion, S/N ratio, and input characteristics.
Lists trigger requirements, dimensions, power needs, and weight.
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