11Troubleshooting
Symptoms |
| Cause |
| Solution |
Wildfire does not |
| Unit not plugged in. |
| Make sure the power cord |
function (no display or |
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audio). |
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| AC outlet. |
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| Fuse is blown. |
| Replace fuse with one |
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| that matches the criteria |
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| listed on the rear panel. |
Audio distorted, even |
| Input level too high. |
| Reduce instrument |
in BYPASS. |
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| output level. |
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| Output level too high. |
| Turn down master |
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| volume. |
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No sound, level low. |
| Incorrect input/output |
| Refer to chapters 2 and 3 |
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| connections. |
| for details on which types |
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| of cords to use. |
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| Master volume or |
| Change setting. |
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| program level set too low. |
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Guitar too quiet |
| Incoming CD audio is |
| Reduce the output of the |
compared to CD |
| too loud. |
| CD player. |
audio. |
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| Program level is set too |
| Increase Program Level |
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| low. |
| setting. |
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| Amplifiers are not |
| Make sure Stereo Link | |
working. |
| connected properly. |
| Output is connected to |
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| input of auxiliary |
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| amplifier. |
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Amplifiers are stereo- |
| A stereo effect isn’t |
| Make sure you are using a |
linked but effects |
| selected. |
| stereo effect and not |
aren’t in stereo. |
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| mono. |
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Footswitches not |
| When the Wildfire was |
| Turn off amplifier, make |
functioning properly. |
| turned on, footswitches |
| sure footswitches are |
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| were not plugged in or |
| plugged in and not |
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| footswitches were |
| pressed, and then turn on |
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| pressed. |
| amplifier. |
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