TROUBLESHOOTING
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| The PowerCenter is |
| The PowerCenter |
| • Turn the PowerCenter switch on. | |
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| is not turned on. |
| • Make sure the PowerCenter’s AC power plug | |
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| is plugged into a properly grounded 120 | |
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| volts (nominal) wall outlet. | |
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| • In some households, a wall switch may | |
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| need to be thrown to make the wall plug | |
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| come alive. Try turning on the light switches | |
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| Too many devices are connected, causing an |
| • Press the PowerCenter Thermal Circuit Breaker | |
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| overload, throwing the Thermal Circuit Breaker. |
| button (labeled as RESET below the power | |
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| Please note: The total power consumption |
| cord) in to reset. Please allow 10 minutes from | |
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| on all the components powered by the |
| the time the circuit breaker is thrown before | |
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| PowerCenter should not exceed 1800 watts. |
| attempting to reset. If you reset too soon, the | |
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| breaker will prematurely sense power overload | |
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| and not allow unit to operate. | |
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| • If the Circuit Breaker continues to trip, try | |
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| moving one or more components to another | |
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| PowerCenter. You may be drawing too much | |
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| current through one PowerCenter. | |
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