Boulder Amplifiers 860 manual Shorted Output Detection, Thermal Protection, Maintenance

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SHORTED OUTPUT DETECTION

If the output of the amplifier becomes shorted, the front panel indicator will turn red and the amplifier will turn off the output stage for about three seconds, then very briefly try to turn on again. If the short still exists, this cycle will repeat until the short circuit is removed.

THERMAL PROTECTION

A thermal protection circuit prevents high case temperatures which are unpleasant to the touch and potentially harmful to the amplifier. The thermal cutout circuit will mute the amplifier when the transistor cases reach 85°C, and the indicator will turn red.

If this happens, more ventilation should be provided for the amplifiers.

MAINTENANCE

No routine maintenance is required for the Boulder 860 Stereo Power Amplifier. However, to keep operating temperatures at a minimum, do not block the heat sinks, and remove any dust buildup that may occur.

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OPERATION

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Contents Page Boulder Watt Stereo Power Amplifier Boulder 860 Stereo Power Amplifier Rear Panel Table of Contents Appendix Getting Started Placement of the 860 Stereo Power AmplifierConnecting to the Mains Outlet Connecting a Balanced Source Connecting AN Unbalanced Source Polarity Connecting Your LoudspeakersOperation Powering UPClip Detection Shorted Output Detection MaintenanceThermal Protection Volt Trigger Remote Control OperationBoulderlink Connecting BoulderlinkSetting Boulderlink ID Numbers Setting Boulderlink SwitchesPower UP VIA Boulderlink Boulderlink Messages Boulder 860 Stereo Power Amplifier Specifications Troubleshooting Symptom Cause Remedy Appendix